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It was this music that Nana was greeted to when she awoke. Eric's mother placed it there before she had the conversation with Eric. "So you called... and said that there was no missing persons at all?" His mother asked. "Yeah. And it would be crazy if she even came from another state-- which...

As Eric was going to leave the room to clean some of the broken glass from the window, he heard her say thank you. Barely, but it still coherent for him turn away and just crack a little smile. He noticed that she drifted to sleep, and thus he began to work just a little more quietly now...

Eric watched at first with confusion, as he tilted his head and just watched. What? She-What? But then quickly snapped out of it. He nodded quite frantically and gently grabbed her wrist and an arm around her shoulders and lead her inside to his home, and then got to the living room as he sat...

Almost immediately Eric was mopping the floor as he tried to clean up his home from the storm. His mother was still tending to their still-scared sister. Which was understandable. His sister was scared of normal storms, but with this kind it can a normal person go hysterical. But the good thing...

"Markus! MARKUS. MARKUS!" Diane yelled, each time getting louder and higher in tone. Almost like it was in octaves. "What?!" He yelled at the front. "I'm trying to save pap-pap from dying here!" He said, as the carriage moved in a casual pace, as he began to leisurely pick his nose. "Stop...

"Be careful!" The Earth was shaking in beats as the waves crashed onto the side of the hill, peeling off as much of it as it can and actually just barely touching the house, splashing the walls and the windows. A woman, young man and a little girl were in the bathtub in the first floor. The...

Diane is like, legit passed out. Eleanor patted on her cheeky lightly, then more rougher, then gave a serious slap across the face with a resounding 'FWAP!' as her mother sits up with eyes widened as if she heard. Then almost immediately Eleanor shook Diane's shoulder and pointed out the...

A city kid moves out the countryside, On a small hill beside the beach. He was alone throughout his stay, since it was just the beginning of summer, until there was a huge storm that took place. It was practically the mother of all storms-- the waves were relentless, the rain was pounding, and...

Diane was holding onto her every word, leaning in closer and closer as the anxiety grew. And when she finally released the news, Diane just stared at her as the pieces came-- and fainted. Eleanor in the other hand, was leaning away and when she heard, her mouth dropped. Then when she say her...

"W-why, yes." Diane said, clutching Sid against her, who seemed unaffected by all this. "We traveled a long way.... for us to reach our destination." She said, as Eleanor straightened herself, as she attempted to speak as hardened as she can, her face stern but her hands and knees shaking. "And...

Diane threw her arms up from pure exasperation, walking back to the group as Markus held the lady's hand and escorted her to the carriage. "Pardon my missus. She's becomes hysterical at certain points. She's a lovely lady, I swear." He said, letting her inside the carriage. "Family, Madam...

"GAH!" Diane hid behind Markus, who he himself turned a little pale at the sight of a woman who practically died in front of them, and just sat up as if she merely tripped and fell. "Mother? Something the matter?" Eleanor called out. "Did someone die?" Sid asked, it was unnerving because he...

(Dayum D: That was cool :3) "Hahah, we did it! We made it! We made it to the-" SPLAT! "Sweet mother of Odin what the?!" "Something wrong, father?" Eleanor yelled out. "I think I found a dead someone!" "PAP-PAP?" Diane about yelled in a shrill voice. "Nooope!" Pappy called out...

Markus Crane was held the reins tightly, so tightly his knuckles began to whiten as he tried to get his carriage up this awfully steep hill. "Come on, we can get through this. Come on-come on-come on!" His concentration was admirable, and his dedication was never steered away. Nothing could...

"Ah. Okay, well treat as she was your own." The teacher said, patting her on the back. Eric took another look at the new girl and quickly turned back to looking down at his desk, scribbling a bit on his notebook. New girl-- La califronia, insufficient school? What? Later that day Eric sat...

Questions shot all over the place, it was just a constant barrage of mishmash of questions until the teacher silenced the class. "I'll pick a select few, starting with you." "Where'd you come from?" One asked. "Why are you here?" Another said. "Where'd you get your glasses?" "What's...

Eric sat at the corner of the room, fitting for someone that can be easily looked over. At first he was pretty upset about the whole not being noticed for a couple of years, but by then he got used to it and to be honest-- the teacher never asks him to do any of the answers and hey-- that means...

@xXGodoftheGeeksXx Routines. He always followed routines. Every day he'd go through his life doing the same exact thing-- kind of like, walking down an endless hallway that has the same color and pattern. But he was okay with it-- it gave him reason to move on, and there's not really a...

WORK IN PROGRESS (Trust me I'll put more here so don't feel underwhelmed!) Anyways, this is closed so please DON'T sign up! I mean, you can-- but it's gonna be tough. I don't wanna hurt your feelings but I'm sort of a busy lad. :o At a small rural town of the countryside of America...