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As I walk to my room, finally finishing my homework, my heart starts pounding, hard. Something was wrong, but I didn’t know what. I went into my room and caught my breath. A boy was sitting on my bed. He was wearing worn out blue jeans and a black and gray shirt with sculls on it. . His legs were folded up and his arms folded across his chest like he had been waiting awhile. He was lying on my bed, head propped up against the head board, the pillow supporting him. He looked pretty handsome as far as I could tell, maybe my age, but he scared me half to death. He had dark, wild hair of blackish-brown, a sly smile. He had high cheek bones and daring bright green eyes. Staring straight at me.
In one second he was gone from my bed. I felt a chill go up my spine.
“Boo” he whispered in my ear.
As I inhaled, ready to scream, a hand clasped over my mouth. I tried to pry my mouth free, but somehow he found a way to hold my mouth and my arms. He wasn’t even slipping. I struggled and kicked and did all I could but I still never made more then a mouse. I started to become tired but I couldn’t give up.
Somehow I new this was a life of death situation.
Eventually he became tired of me struggling. He dragged me to my bed and laid me down, face first. At first I thought the worst, but all he did was cover my mouth and pin my hands behind my back. I did the only thing I thought of. I bit down, hard, on his hand. I heard him gasp in pain, but he never slacked. His hand stayed on my mouth and hands.
“How dare you, you foolish child. You’ll regret doing that” he said. He sounded like he was in true pain. Far more pain then I biting him could cause. He also sounded like he was struggling to keep his voice calm and hushed.
Child, I thought. Why would he call me child? He only looks about fifteen or sixteen, my age. And yep again, he had too much strength to be my age, and the way he talked, he sounded almost as if he were old and wise. He had mystery in his tongue.
All of a sudden I was whacked on the side of my head, hard. All of a sudden all I saw was darkness.