Truth or Death The door squeaked as it opened slowly. Claire looked up but no one was there. Claire’s mind started to race. Fear rain through her veins. The suspense was killing her. Suddenly Teagan, Bri and Chloe’s head popped around the corner. “Thank goodness it’s just you three!” Exclaimed Claire. “What? Who did you think we were?” Asked the girls. “Ah, ah....no one.” Replied Claire. “Then let’s get this party started!” Replied Teagan. “Okay.” Replied Claire. The girls set everything up and began to play truth or dare. The girls giggled through the first few rounds. Bri was getting nervous. “Truth or dare Bri?” Asked Teagan. “Dare...” Whispered Bri nervously. “Okay, what should I choose for Bri? Ahh, I got it! You have to go to the graveyard on South Valley Road.” Yelled Teagan. “Oh wait, I forgot something. You have to go there at midnight.” Bri packed a bag. It had a torch, a rug, some water and some food. She had to stay in the graveyard for an hour. As Bri walked to the graveyard she was trembling in fear. As she opened the gate’s doors they squeaked. The last they heard of Bri was a high pitched scream. That woke the neighbourhood. The saw white eyes, coming closer to them, peering through the bushes. Chloe, Teagan and Claire ran away from the scene of the crime. It was time for the FBI. The door to the cemetery squeaked as the FBI opened it. “So it’s Bri Stritsen that went missing last night,” asked an FBI agent. “Yes,” Replied the main agent. “Great, let’s get some evidence to take back to the lab.” The agents were ready to go looking for the girl. They heard something moving in the bushes but no one was there. The agents were freaking out; most of them ran away and lost their jobs. The tough people who stayed got double pay. “Ahhh!!!” Screamed one of the agents as she ran for her life. All the agents went to where she was standing. “Huh? What is it?” Screamed an agent. “Well, I’m guessing it could possibly be a zombie because it looks like one.” Replied the main agent. “I’ve never seen such an ugly thing in all my life before.” Commented another agent. Bri could see the agents looking for her. But the zombie had stolen her voice. He was holding her down so she wouldn’t run or scream. Bri knew the end was coming closer. But one of the agents was wondering around and saw her. Bri knew she had some hope. “Uhhh guys, come over here quickly! Look what I’ve found.” Commented the same agent briefly. “Yuk! Let’s get that thing in a coffin!” Exclaimed the main agent. “The girl, take her back to the lab to try and get voice back!” Bri had her mind on talking again. Did they have a cure? Her mind was going to explode if it took too long. They called her into a room. She hoped it was not going to be a needle, but of course – they had to give her a big, fat, juicy needled in her arm. She had to sit in a big comfy chair. “This won’t hurt a bit.” The scientist explained. But of course, it hurt a lot. The good thing was her voice was back, but for some reason she could not scream. She felt so good. “We’d like to tell you something Bri. Your friends are missing. We’ve tried to find them but they are nowhere to be found.” Explained the scientist. This was terrible news for Bri. What should she do now? It was time for her to start her life over again but this time without her best friends, and definitely without playing truth or dare.
“Thank goodness it’s just you three!” Exclaimed Claire.
“What? Who did you think we were?” Asked the girls.
“Ah, ah....no one.” Replied Claire.
“Then let’s get this party started!” Replied Teagan.
“Okay.” Replied Claire.
The girls set everything up and began to play truth or dare. The girls giggled through the first few rounds. Bri was getting nervous.
“Truth or dare Bri?” Asked Teagan.
“Dare...” Whispered Bri nervously.
“Okay, what should I choose for Bri? Ahh, I got it! You have to go to the graveyard on South Valley Road.” Yelled Teagan. “Oh wait, I forgot something. You have to go there at midnight.”
Bri packed a bag. It had a torch, a rug, some water and some food. She had to stay in the graveyard for an hour.
As Bri walked to the graveyard she was trembling in fear. As she opened the gate’s doors they squeaked. The last they heard of Bri was a high pitched scream. That woke the neighbourhood. The saw white eyes, coming closer to them, peering through the bushes. Chloe, Teagan and Claire ran away from the scene of the crime. It was time for the FBI. The door to the cemetery squeaked as the FBI opened it.
“So it’s Bri Stritsen that went missing last night,” asked an FBI agent.
“Yes,” Replied the main agent. “Great, let’s get some evidence to take back to the lab.”
The agents were ready to go looking for the girl. They heard something moving in the bushes but no one was there. The agents were freaking out; most of them ran away and lost their jobs. The tough people who stayed got double pay.
“Ahhh!!!” Screamed one of the agents as she ran for her life. All the agents went to where she was standing.
“Huh? What is it?” Screamed an agent.
“Well, I’m guessing it could possibly be a zombie because it looks like one.” Replied the main agent.
“I’ve never seen such an ugly thing in all my life before.” Commented another agent.
Bri could see the agents looking for her. But the zombie had stolen her voice. He was holding her down so she wouldn’t run or scream. Bri knew the end was coming closer. But one of the agents was wondering around and saw her. Bri knew she had some hope.
“Uhhh guys, come over here quickly! Look what I’ve found.” Commented the same agent briefly.
“Yuk! Let’s get that thing in a coffin!” Exclaimed the main agent. “The girl, take her back to the lab to try and get voice back!”
Bri had her mind on talking again. Did they have a cure? Her mind was going to explode if it took too long. They called her into a room. She hoped it was not going to be a needle, but of course – they had to give her a big, fat, juicy needled in her arm. She had to sit in a big comfy chair.
“This won’t hurt a bit.” The scientist explained. But of course, it hurt a lot. The good thing was her voice was back, but for some reason she could not scream. She felt so good.
“We’d like to tell you something Bri. Your friends are missing. We’ve tried to find them but they are nowhere to be found.” Explained the scientist. This was terrible news for Bri. What should she do now? It was time for her to start her life over again but this time without her best friends, and definitely without playing truth or dare.