A while since I posted the first bit so i thought maybe I would post another. Hoep you like it XX
8 Years later
“Come on Heidi you going to be late for school.” I rolled lazily out of bed. I was now fourteen years old. Mature and very grown up. I took a chuveiro wrapping my hair in a towel. I dressed into my tight fitted white blouse, short black saia and fishnet tights. I took off the towel that was on my head, letting my mahogany ringlets hang to my waist. I brushed them smiling to myself. I wasn’t vain, I didn’t think. I was just happy to be pretty. “Heidi, come on Bens at the door waiting.” I grabbed my bag, running to the door where mum was stood with Ben. I hugged Mum lightly and smiled at Ben. We weren’t together but since I was six Ben had always walked me to and from school, always taking care of me. “Oh, Honey I won’t be início today, I’m meeting a friend.” “Oh. Ok mum amor you.” I kissed her swiftly on the cheek before disappearing out of the door, Ben at my heels. “Sooo how’s school?” Ben asked. “Ehhh, Its ok I guess.” I really didn’t like school but if my mother found out that I was running around telling people that I know she wouldn’t be happy. Ben laughed. “I didn’t really like school either.” Oh well, at least we were on the same page.
School was a drag. I almost got a lunch detention but got off with a warning. It wasn’t my fault lessons were so boring. “Heidi, It unlike you to not pay attention.” Mrs. Page our head teacher, said. “Yeah. I no Miss.” “Well...Heidi let’s make sure it doesn’t happen again.” She said signing a slip for me to take início for my mother. “Yes Miss” I said rolling my eyes at her. “HEIDI JONES!” A voice yelled from down the corridor. “Mrs. Baits wants you back for her biology class, Heidi, don’t forget the slip.” I grabbed the slip and left. “Glad you could cadastrar-se us Heidi.” Mrs. Baits muttered. “Believe me I’m not” I whispered to myself as I took my place seguinte to my best friend, Sophie. “What did you do Heidi?” She asked. “Nothing. I just wasn’t paying attention that’s all.” “I guess that makes sense” Sophie laughed. “Miss. Horn will you stop laughing or I will have you and Miss. Jones in for an after school detention.” Mrs. Baits called. We both blushed looking away. The rest of the dia went quickly. I stood outside the school gates waiting for Ben. He was never late. This was defiantly a first, and it worried me a bit, until I saw him jogging gently down the path. “Sorry Heidi I forgot the time.” “It’s ok.” I said quietly. “Maybe I should just walk myself to and from school. You have left school now and I’m pretty much old enough to walk myself.” If he was with his friend he shouldn’t have to leave them to come and get me. “It’s ok Heidi, I Won’t be late again. I’m sorry I was late today.” I shook my head opening the door. “I’ll be here on time tomorrow.” “Hmm yeah I guess if you want” I closed the door in his face. I walked into the living room to try and sort my head out. I could hear Ben hammering on the door but my eyes were too preoccupied with the small red spot on the floor. My coração beat speed up. Maybe mum had spilt something. “Heidi? Open the door” I sighed opening the door and returning to the living room. “Heidi what wrong with you?” “Nothing” I said looking at the spot of red again. He followed my gaze kneeling por the liquid. “Heidi, you haven’t turned emo or something have you?” “It’s blood?” I asked in disbelief. I didn’t know why but I started to cry. “Hey, Heid, down cry please. Why are you crying?” Ben put his arm round me. “I don’t know.” I sobbed. “I don’t know why it’s there either.” I noticed the back door was slightly open. I sniffed getting up. There was mais blood on the door handle. I didn’t touch it but I slid open the door and followed the trail. My breath speeding up with every step I took. I finally let out a scream. A woman I had never seen in my life was stood over my blood covered mum, a faca in her hand. Ben came running out after me. The woman turned around glaring at me and Ben threw himself at her. “Heidi, run to the police station and the doctors. Be quick, I can’t hold her down for long.” I turned around running faster than I had ever run in my life.
8 Years later
“Come on Heidi you going to be late for school.” I rolled lazily out of bed. I was now fourteen years old. Mature and very grown up. I took a chuveiro wrapping my hair in a towel. I dressed into my tight fitted white blouse, short black saia and fishnet tights. I took off the towel that was on my head, letting my mahogany ringlets hang to my waist. I brushed them smiling to myself. I wasn’t vain, I didn’t think. I was just happy to be pretty. “Heidi, come on Bens at the door waiting.” I grabbed my bag, running to the door where mum was stood with Ben. I hugged Mum lightly and smiled at Ben. We weren’t together but since I was six Ben had always walked me to and from school, always taking care of me. “Oh, Honey I won’t be início today, I’m meeting a friend.” “Oh. Ok mum amor you.” I kissed her swiftly on the cheek before disappearing out of the door, Ben at my heels. “Sooo how’s school?” Ben asked. “Ehhh, Its ok I guess.” I really didn’t like school but if my mother found out that I was running around telling people that I know she wouldn’t be happy. Ben laughed. “I didn’t really like school either.” Oh well, at least we were on the same page.
School was a drag. I almost got a lunch detention but got off with a warning. It wasn’t my fault lessons were so boring. “Heidi, It unlike you to not pay attention.” Mrs. Page our head teacher, said. “Yeah. I no Miss.” “Well...Heidi let’s make sure it doesn’t happen again.” She said signing a slip for me to take início for my mother. “Yes Miss” I said rolling my eyes at her. “HEIDI JONES!” A voice yelled from down the corridor. “Mrs. Baits wants you back for her biology class, Heidi, don’t forget the slip.” I grabbed the slip and left. “Glad you could cadastrar-se us Heidi.” Mrs. Baits muttered. “Believe me I’m not” I whispered to myself as I took my place seguinte to my best friend, Sophie. “What did you do Heidi?” She asked. “Nothing. I just wasn’t paying attention that’s all.” “I guess that makes sense” Sophie laughed. “Miss. Horn will you stop laughing or I will have you and Miss. Jones in for an after school detention.” Mrs. Baits called. We both blushed looking away. The rest of the dia went quickly. I stood outside the school gates waiting for Ben. He was never late. This was defiantly a first, and it worried me a bit, until I saw him jogging gently down the path. “Sorry Heidi I forgot the time.” “It’s ok.” I said quietly. “Maybe I should just walk myself to and from school. You have left school now and I’m pretty much old enough to walk myself.” If he was with his friend he shouldn’t have to leave them to come and get me. “It’s ok Heidi, I Won’t be late again. I’m sorry I was late today.” I shook my head opening the door. “I’ll be here on time tomorrow.” “Hmm yeah I guess if you want” I closed the door in his face. I walked into the living room to try and sort my head out. I could hear Ben hammering on the door but my eyes were too preoccupied with the small red spot on the floor. My coração beat speed up. Maybe mum had spilt something. “Heidi? Open the door” I sighed opening the door and returning to the living room. “Heidi what wrong with you?” “Nothing” I said looking at the spot of red again. He followed my gaze kneeling por the liquid. “Heidi, you haven’t turned emo or something have you?” “It’s blood?” I asked in disbelief. I didn’t know why but I started to cry. “Hey, Heid, down cry please. Why are you crying?” Ben put his arm round me. “I don’t know.” I sobbed. “I don’t know why it’s there either.” I noticed the back door was slightly open. I sniffed getting up. There was mais blood on the door handle. I didn’t touch it but I slid open the door and followed the trail. My breath speeding up with every step I took. I finally let out a scream. A woman I had never seen in my life was stood over my blood covered mum, a faca in her hand. Ben came running out after me. The woman turned around glaring at me and Ben threw himself at her. “Heidi, run to the police station and the doctors. Be quick, I can’t hold her down for long.” I turned around running faster than I had ever run in my life.
