Random First Lines: Chapter Nine Alex started to hear sounds. They were very faint and blurred at first but she started to make... : Literary Fiction » Read

Welcome Visitor: Login to the siteJoin the site

Finding Happiness. (Paige)

Short Story By: salonoca
Non-Fiction


This is the beggining of my new story. Tell me if it's good enough to be continued. I accept constructive cristism. View table of contents...

 

Submitted: Sep 9, 2008    Reads: 21    Comments: 0    Likes: 0   


Dear Anna,
Happy 18th birthday. This book has been with me for a long time and I want you to have it. Read it Darling and Realise. There's so much more out there but It's up to you to Find it. I love you.
Paul Driftwood.
Then it struck me. That lighting bolt so fast and extreme. I had to go somewhere and do something. I had a purpose now and I had guidance beside me. I blew on the cover so that I could be able to see, I read the book title:
' Finding Happiness ' By Frederick Driftwood...

There I was-
Frozen by the cold yet burning inside. How could this have happened. How could I go so suddenly from the happiest person alive to the most miserable. It wasn't normal for me to be so unhappy. But it couldn't continue. I had to go somewhere else, anywhere else. Away from New York and the memories. That day of the Crash would never be forgotten. What would I do now, I was an Orphan. Alone in the cruel dark world that people called home. I needed peace and quiet where I could think. The noise of all the cars everyday never used to bother me, but today it did. Like a never ending noise in my ear. I knew at that moment that I needed to go somewhere new. I took my jacket and head to the car, at least I was old enough to be alone and to drive. Maybe I would go to Europe? That was definitely an option. I was sick of america, sick of their ways and sick of the sadness. I looked in my bag laying on the seat and paused. Inside my bag was a gift I had forgotten to open, from my birthday the day before. I sat in the car and held the perfectly wrapped packaged in my now melting hands. What could it be? I asked myself as I unwrapped the Gift. Inside was the most beautiful book I'd ever seen. It was old as if it lay somewhere still for so long. The dust covering the front. I opened the book to the first page.


0

Email this story Email this story | Print Story Print Story | Add to reading list



Add Your Comments:

Your Name:

Spam protection control::

© Copyright 2008 salonoca All rights reserved. salonoca has granted theNextBigWriter, LLC non-exclusive rights to display this work on Booksie.com.

Add to Reading List
Become a fan
Email this story Email this story
Read/Write Reviews Read/Write Reviews
Print Story Print Story




Tags

Love, Poetry, Death, Life, Poem, Romance, Pain, Fantasy, Hope, Sad, Sex, Hate, God, Horror, War, Humor, Hurt, Sadness, Loss, Dark, Fiction, Depression, Heart, Family, Friendship.

About | News | Contact | Your Account | TheNextBigWriter | Advertise

© 2008 TheNextBigWriter, LLC. All Rights Reserved. Terms under which this service is provided to you. Privacy Policy.