Creative Writing: Ania's Mistake

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Unaware of her surroundings she continued to walk. The piercing, biting, chilling cold managed to defeat her; even with a huge scarf snaked around her neck. The icy wind carried whispers in its journey across the deserted streets, but Ania would not listen. Her first mistake. Cars sped past polluting the air with their deadly fumes. The charcoal sky spat cold rain. Each drop fell heavily, piercing through her skins surface. Instantly her hair became drenched, her golden locks lay messily in separated brown strands of hair. For a fleeting moment she saw a shadowed figure from the corner of her eye. After 5 seconds she decided to supress her imagination - Her second mistake. She turned the corner. Then stopped dead in her tracks. Caleb and Shamira. Her boyfriend and best friend. Together. Kissing romantically. Screaming on the top of her lungs, Ania rashly pounced on Caleb and began cursing in every way possible. She was inclined to kill him, but at the last moment decided against it. Calmly she stood up and indignantly said ‘I hate you’. With those three spiteful words, she swiftly lifted up her middle finger and began to walk away. When Ania was out of ear shot, Caleb and Shamira began to bluster uncontrollably. But Ania wasn’t the only one listening… Malcolm: I am not mental. I am not crazy. I am not sick. I am sane. All I …show more content…

He tried desperately to free himself, but the struggle made the tight ropes dig into his sensitive skin. Soon Malcolm arrived. ‘YOU HURT MY DAUGHTER’ he sinisterly shouted. ‘Now I will kill you’ he announced laughing with a demented smile upon his face. Flustered, Caleb’s face turned as white as a sheet. ‘I don’t understand…why do you hate me? Please don’t kill me…I’LL DO ANYTHING!’ he implored hysterically. ‘NO’ Malcolm fiercely demanded. ‘You hurt her and therefore I will hurt you’. Behind him Malcolm revealed his sharp, long, death – promising knife like a magician revealing its magic

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