Gecko
A small girl about the age of 9, was it? Oh yes. This girl's
name was Salamander. As you may have read, she has a
familiar name. This is because, as a baby, this girl lived
among the amphibians. Her parents, laying here on a
bolder at 3 weeks old, decided that lizards would be
harmful to there little gift from above. Clearly, her parents
had no good brain. They went crazy taking care of children
and went on to burying, kids,..... ALIVE!
They decided to spare one off-spring. Salamander was a
special young child. She had a transparent eyelid on her
left eye, and her tongue was 2 feet long.
On Hallows Eve, Salamander would sit with her friends,
Christy and Barney, the dragonflies, and discuss how it
would feel to actually live with their parents.
Christy would always cry and buzz off. But Barney, on the
other hand, he had a secret. He was the son of
Alexanandra, the mummy horsefly. She was a famous
monster through out the swamp.
On the ninth Halloween in a young girls life, she was
supposed to retrieve and consume a male of her kind.
After Hours of Yelling and Buzzing, her new parents,
Reeda and Maxen Buzz decided that the rule would not
give an exception to Salamander.
And she didn't refuse. And this is the tale why:
That Halloween was the best day of Sallys life.
She fell in love with a young Lurchi and ate him. But Alex,
killed Sally.
“BEEP! BEEP!” Katy Smith woke up to the sound of
her alarm clock at 3:20am. She got dressed in her best
suit and made a cup of coffee. Today was a big day.
She would finally be able to investigate a big murder
scene.
Katy Smith worked at NYPD as a detective for murder
scenes. No one knew she could see the future. Katy
jumped into her car and drove to 52nd street, Times
Square.
“Ring! Ring!” Katy’s phone went. Katy knew who it was
so she did not answer it.
WHOA! Her car swiveled into an empty alley, and she
was out of gas, which was weird!
“SHOOT!” Katy yelled hitting her wheel.
“GET OUT OF THE CAR!” someone yelled outside her
car. Katy slowly got out of her car holding her gun
incase it got ugly.
“GET OUT!” the stranger yelled in Katy’s ear. She got
out faster ready to run. He grabbed her gun quick as a
fox and then grabbed her arm. She worried. He put
the gun to her head.
She knew she could see the future but this she
defiantly did not see coming. Now she knew…
Every Second Counts!
Every Second Counts!!