ok, i have been writing a random story really, I have currently written just over 8/9 pages so below is the opening few paragraphs to get you interested. If any of you would like to read the rest (that i have written so far) then contact me on msn, i will send you the whole thing (again, so far)
It was a cold winter’s morning; Michael woke to the sound of crunching feet on the crisp morning frost and the sharp crackling of bacon frying. As he sat up, he could smell the bacon wafting into his room. He stared out of the window at the people going about their daily routine, wrapped up warmly. Michael smirked as he thought they all looked ridiculous. He was, of course, unaware that his mother would make him dress warmly as well.
He emerged into the kitchen to see his parents sitting, smiling, like any other day. Michael sat and ate in silence, listening curiously to his parent’s conversation; they were talking about a newborn baby within the family. Excited by this news, Michael rapidly finished his breakfast and returned to his room to dress. Once downstairs, ready to go out to his friend’s, his mother stopped him and handed him his coat, scarf and gloves, he grumbled, knowing that he could no longer take the mickey of everyone else outside. As he briskly strolled up the road he appreciated nature’s beauty, the birds and the flowers. As he did so, a single person stuck in his head, the girl who got away. He walked on, in a trance, remembering her and the good times they had. He began to cross the road, not noticing the white van, with dirty words written in the dirt on the side of the van, which was hurtling towards him. The noise of a horn pierced the silence of that cold morning as the van impacted on Michael. He flew through the air, his left arm broken, and hit the floor. As blood began to pour from the grazes and cuts on his face he made out the silhouette of the two men who had been driving the van standing over him. And just as he lost all consciousness, his mind screamed her name.
Michael awoke to a bright light, it blinded him and he could hear voices. He heard someone say he was coming around. He realised he must be in hospital, as his eyes became accustomed to the light, he saw his mother and father standing over him, happy that he was alright. “The doctor says you have a broken arm, sprained ankle and a lot of cuts and bruises”, still oblivious to why he was in hospital, Michael looked confused and asked his mother “what happened?” she replied “you were hit by a van on the way to Dan’s house”. Michael soon learned he had been unconscious for a day and a half. After half an hour, his parents returned home and left Michael to get some rest. Somewhat later he was confronted by a rather pretty nurse, “you have a visitor” she said “would you like me too send her in?” “Yes” he replied, knowing it wouldn’t be her because he had argued with her and they didn’t talk much anymore, however when Michael looked up he saw her. Confused, he blinked and looked again, it was her. She sprung her arms open and hugged him as hard as she could. The pain disappeared for a split second and he was filled with joy. She began to talk and talk, telling him how glad she was that he was alive. Then she sat and wept, it was then that he sat up, despite his aches and pains and comforted her, he described how it was her that his mind screamed at the time of the accident. Michael also told her how much he missed being with her and how he didn’t go a single day without thinking of her, she was the reason that made his life living, and he wasn’t going to let her forget it.
Mikey woke suddenly; sweat dripping from the tip of his nose. It had been ten long years since the accident and he had started having nightmares about it. Mikey was a successful architect now, he had passed his GCSE’s and gone on to do his A-levels. He had then gone and taken an architecture course, long and tedious, he had passed that too. Now he was working with a local architect, designing office blocks for a new estate. Since he had moved out from his parent’s house people stopped calling him Michael and the name Mikey was used instead.
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hope you enjoyed the first bit,
saunby
It was a cold winter’s morning; Michael woke to the sound of crunching feet on the crisp morning frost and the sharp crackling of bacon frying. As he sat up, he could smell the bacon wafting into his room. He stared out of the window at the people going about their daily routine, wrapped up warmly. Michael smirked as he thought they all looked ridiculous. He was, of course, unaware that his mother would make him dress warmly as well.
He emerged into the kitchen to see his parents sitting, smiling, like any other day. Michael sat and ate in silence, listening curiously to his parent’s conversation; they were talking about a newborn baby within the family. Excited by this news, Michael rapidly finished his breakfast and returned to his room to dress. Once downstairs, ready to go out to his friend’s, his mother stopped him and handed him his coat, scarf and gloves, he grumbled, knowing that he could no longer take the mickey of everyone else outside. As he briskly strolled up the road he appreciated nature’s beauty, the birds and the flowers. As he did so, a single person stuck in his head, the girl who got away. He walked on, in a trance, remembering her and the good times they had. He began to cross the road, not noticing the white van, with dirty words written in the dirt on the side of the van, which was hurtling towards him. The noise of a horn pierced the silence of that cold morning as the van impacted on Michael. He flew through the air, his left arm broken, and hit the floor. As blood began to pour from the grazes and cuts on his face he made out the silhouette of the two men who had been driving the van standing over him. And just as he lost all consciousness, his mind screamed her name.
Michael awoke to a bright light, it blinded him and he could hear voices. He heard someone say he was coming around. He realised he must be in hospital, as his eyes became accustomed to the light, he saw his mother and father standing over him, happy that he was alright. “The doctor says you have a broken arm, sprained ankle and a lot of cuts and bruises”, still oblivious to why he was in hospital, Michael looked confused and asked his mother “what happened?” she replied “you were hit by a van on the way to Dan’s house”. Michael soon learned he had been unconscious for a day and a half. After half an hour, his parents returned home and left Michael to get some rest. Somewhat later he was confronted by a rather pretty nurse, “you have a visitor” she said “would you like me too send her in?” “Yes” he replied, knowing it wouldn’t be her because he had argued with her and they didn’t talk much anymore, however when Michael looked up he saw her. Confused, he blinked and looked again, it was her. She sprung her arms open and hugged him as hard as she could. The pain disappeared for a split second and he was filled with joy. She began to talk and talk, telling him how glad she was that he was alive. Then she sat and wept, it was then that he sat up, despite his aches and pains and comforted her, he described how it was her that his mind screamed at the time of the accident. Michael also told her how much he missed being with her and how he didn’t go a single day without thinking of her, she was the reason that made his life living, and he wasn’t going to let her forget it.
Mikey woke suddenly; sweat dripping from the tip of his nose. It had been ten long years since the accident and he had started having nightmares about it. Mikey was a successful architect now, he had passed his GCSE’s and gone on to do his A-levels. He had then gone and taken an architecture course, long and tedious, he had passed that too. Now he was working with a local architect, designing office blocks for a new estate. Since he had moved out from his parent’s house people stopped calling him Michael and the name Mikey was used instead.
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hope you enjoyed the first bit,
saunby
"It is better to have loved and lost, than to have never loved at all."- Saint Augustine