Wonderous apparitions.
I don't recall why Tessa, Dan and I were sitting on that walkway. I do remember how calm it was. The 6ft fir all around the walkway were peaceful and calm. Then I remember Tessa pointing the vicous storm front coming that wasn't in the sky. This storm was rolling along the ground tearing the fir's up as it went.
It was the nastiest storm front I had seen in many years and I knew it was oing to be nasty. God knows why Tessa wanted to stay and let it pass around. Dan wanted to stay too. We did.
I remember sitting on that walkway watching the storm come in and push the adjacent walkway against ours they touched together with a slight bump.
Tessa pleaded for me to stay with the storm but I was fearful. I stayed. OhMyGod I stayed. The wind howled around us with a shreiking urgency in my ears.
"Run, before I devour you"
I looked across to where Dan had been sitting. He was no longer there. I saw him down the planks a little pissing into the wind. Literally. He seemed calm. Infact, I was the only one panicking.
The ferocity of the wind and rain picked up until the each drop of rain bit through my skin stinging me too my core. I grabbed Tessas hand and ran as fast as I could dragging my unwilling escapee.
I don't know how it happened but somewhere in my run I recall not being able to feel Tessas hand cling ing to mine. I scream to Dan to help me look for her but he has kept running. I do't recall when he was so keen to leave the forest. I ran back into the storm along the boardwalk screaming for Tessa. Then I noticed a parting in the trees and something wrapped up in a black blanket was 'flung' out of the trees onto the other side of the boardwalk. I dared myself to peer over and see what it was. I saw the cold hard face of a baby that had long since passed away.
Terrified even more I started to search again running and screaming Tessas name. A few moments later I saw another parting of the forest and Tessa was flung out of the forest straight for me.
I don't know what happened next. Tessa woke me up and kicked me in her sleep.
Now, I believe it is time to go back to bed.
It was the nastiest storm front I had seen in many years and I knew it was oing to be nasty. God knows why Tessa wanted to stay and let it pass around. Dan wanted to stay too. We did.
I remember sitting on that walkway watching the storm come in and push the adjacent walkway against ours they touched together with a slight bump.
Tessa pleaded for me to stay with the storm but I was fearful. I stayed. OhMyGod I stayed. The wind howled around us with a shreiking urgency in my ears.
"Run, before I devour you"
I looked across to where Dan had been sitting. He was no longer there. I saw him down the planks a little pissing into the wind. Literally. He seemed calm. Infact, I was the only one panicking.
The ferocity of the wind and rain picked up until the each drop of rain bit through my skin stinging me too my core. I grabbed Tessas hand and ran as fast as I could dragging my unwilling escapee.
I don't know how it happened but somewhere in my run I recall not being able to feel Tessas hand cling ing to mine. I scream to Dan to help me look for her but he has kept running. I do't recall when he was so keen to leave the forest. I ran back into the storm along the boardwalk screaming for Tessa. Then I noticed a parting in the trees and something wrapped up in a black blanket was 'flung' out of the trees onto the other side of the boardwalk. I dared myself to peer over and see what it was. I saw the cold hard face of a baby that had long since passed away.
Terrified even more I started to search again running and screaming Tessas name. A few moments later I saw another parting of the forest and Tessa was flung out of the forest straight for me.
I don't know what happened next. Tessa woke me up and kicked me in her sleep.
Now, I believe it is time to go back to bed.