Ecstasy: A Short Story

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When I was 8 years old we went to universal studios. I was having the time of my life. Then I saw a ride that caught my eye. It was called the “revenge of the mummy.” The name of the ride sounded really cool. I asked my mom, “Can I go on the ride?” She said, “Are you sure, it’s really scary. I did not really like scary rides but I excitingly said, “YEAH!!!!” She said, “If you say so.” We darted to the line before more people came and we waited, and wait, and wait. We were waiting in line for over two hours. As I was waiting in line anticipation was building up inside me. My body was not meant to do nothing but stand in line for 2 hours. I just wanted to get on the ride. I read the safety manual for the ride and it said that, “This is a high speed r |rollercoaster which includes the following: …show more content…

I got so terrified, I felt like I was going to fly out of the kart at a million miles an hour. The wind was so intense that everyone's cheeks were waving in the cart. I closed my eyes for a few seconds then I felt that the cart slowed down. I opened my eyes in relief and I saw that I was going up a slope, but at the top of the slope there was a wall. That only meant one thing, “AHHH!” We were going to go back down the slope backwards. As I was going up the slope I was thinking about how it would be like to go backwards really fast! When we made it to the top there were spiders crawling on me. I was crossing my fingers to give me good luck when I was going to fly back. Then the cart blasted backward, it went so fast that it felt like there was a million insects crawling under my skin. My mom teasingly said “are you having fun!” I sarcastically said

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