Sammykh

I pretty much live in detention and you’re a straight A student here on your first offense. Wanna add another and skip detention with me?    Jackie Caldona had been called after class. She didn't know why, but she knew it wasn't good. Jackie walked up to the Teachers desk after the bell rang, and sat down on the chair before the teacher.     "Jackie" Mrs. Schuldke said, gently but sternly. "It has come to my attention that you cheated on last weeks test."     "What? I didn't I swear! Who told you this lie?" Jackie exclaimed, jumping out of the chair, flattening her hands atop the desk.     "I won't say, but since this is your fi

I suggest playing"Chant of Immortality" as you read this fic. It helps the mood of it. It was a sad day for Canterlot. For all of equestria really. One last heroic adventure, had led to tragedy. Silence was the only thing in the Grand Hall that afternoon. Five caskets lined up in a row in the front of the hall. Celestia and Luna sat behind them. The two senior Princesses barley managing to keep their composure. Spike, who was halfway into adulthood, stood nearby. Everypony in the room was dressed in black. The Choir began to sing. "Oooooooh "Rememberance, part of every life, numerous regrets, the art of passing time. Not one forgets, spent n

Christmas Eve        This was the last straw. He knew he shouldn’t have, but he was glad he used his omniscience this year to look at the gifts. Mabel’s  ’gag gift’ of the year, was the Twin Souls trilogy. She has gone too far. It was time for revenge. Alcor checked on everyone in the shack, to make sure they were still sleeping. Once he was sure that no one would wake for awhile, (extra good dreams for everyone!) he donned a Grinch outfit he conjured himself, and with a snap of his fingers, put it on. He then crept down the stairs tiptoe fashion, giggling to himself.  He then got to the tree. They had him sit on the

She ran. She saw an opening, and ran. She ran away from Mother and Uncle, body still aching, and into the forest. She didn't even bother glancing back, their shouts still echoing in her mind. She didn't know where she was going, but she knew she had to run as fast as she could to get as far away as possible. After a while of dodging branches, shrubs and trees, her stamina ran out and she collapsed on the forest floor, panting heavily. Looking around, she saw that she was deep in the forest, and considerably lost. Instead of fear, she felt relieved. She was finally free and they won’t be able to find her now. Out of the corner of her eye