Urban Legend: A Short Story

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Urban Legend The Kid who passes on school and in life!! It was a Friday midnight and a student stayed late at a school just like this school and his name was Richard and he stayed with a teacher to make up grades. This was on Halloween night and everyone was out trick or treating with their siblings. But little did they know, there was a terrifying storm coming and it would affect something they wouldn’t know. Mr. Rodriguez has said to Richard “Richard, come on let’s go it’s time.” Richard replied with “Not yet Mr. Rodriguez I’m almost done, I’ll meet you at the front of the school.” Mr. Rodriguez agreed and left the front entrance open and also the classroom door open to see when Richard would finish. 10 mins …show more content…

and he was scared of what he heard that it was raining very hard and said “I have to get out of here!” He forgot that Mr. Rodriguez left the front entrance open so Richard could leave, instead he tried every door, but none of them seemed to open then all of a sudden, he started to hear glass breaking from every classroom he sees and he is shocked about what he’s seeing. Then a voice came from the wind that sounded very faintly and it’s words are “You are trespassing and now you shall be punished for I am the long lost missing principle!” Richard terrified and scared replied with a shaky voice. “Sorry long lost principle I didn’t mean to trespass but I was with a teacher finishing up my work”. “As a matter of fact, he’s outside waiting for me in his car to take me home.” The long lost principle replied with, “Very well, I shall let you leave but in a short amount of time, but if you do not make it to the front entrance of the door, you will stay here forever and never see the day of light anymore!” As soon as the principle finished it’s words, Richard ran

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