Punkprincess97

Right as Dylan pulled away from the courthouse, he suddenly pulled over as if bullets were being shot at the car. The loud skid of the tires caused more friction in his ears, considering he's dealt with too much piercing noises. Other cars would skid by and honk, but he payed no attention. "Bry!" he exclaimed in extreme panic. "I need you back in that courtroom." "Are you insane?!" she shouted back as she removed her seatbelt. She had just about enough and was ready to end things once and for all. "I can't risk you getting hurt anymore, okay?! I just can't. If none of us show up in there, we could all get arrested. If you go in there and te

     A week passes and the trial was only hours away. As the clocked ticked on, Brylee pulled at her skirt and constantly fixed her hair just to keep her hands busy. Her parents watched in sympathy as she paced around her bedroom, biting her lip and attempting to keep herself held together.   Jeff was in his garage, letting out his stress on his heaviest punching bag. For days he has done nothing but punch, kick, and run. His older brother brought a sandwhich and sports drink, and softly says, "You'll need to shower soon. They won't believe a sweat covered teenager."   Jeff took one more slam to the bag, and sat down on the ground. He too

About two hours pass, until Brylee is awake and the anesthesia clears out of Dylan's system. Audrey helped Jeff into a wheelchair and took him into Brylee's room. She stared at Jeff in shock, until he began to laugh. "I can still walk, smarty. I'm just too sore to right now." She let out a sigh of relief, and suddenly smiled for the first time. "We're all alright." She looked over at Audrey and took her hand. "Thank you for not letting me go." Audrey let one tear fall. "Why would I?" Jeff scoffed, and said, "Alright. Can I join in?" He laughed, and took both their hands. "Can you believe how we actually got through this? I thought we'd los

The sound of sirens filled the entire street. Ambulance's swarmed Jeff's driveway as if it was a military mission. Police and EMT's stormed through the house and ran through the backyard. Jeff's mother sobbed and fought an officer while he tried to pull Jeff from her arms, and brought him into one truck. Audrey and Dylan were in the same vehicle because she was the only teenager concious, meanwhile Brylee was placed into another truck to be treated for her wounds on the way to the emergency room. Doctors pulled the glass from her blood stained skin and clothing, but soon the rusty smell became too much for one nurse, and she had to keep her h

Glass shattered everywhere. The window wasn't pexi-glass after all. In the dark, everyone jumped out of their own shoes, except for Dylan. The smallest light shined into the now open funhouse, and Dylan screams, "GO! WHAT ARE YOU WAITING FOR?! LET'S GO!" He rushed to the first person's arm he could touch, and pulled them to the window. "HURRY!NOW!" Audrey hopped the open area, which Jeff did as well. Dylan attempted to help Brylee over the wall, considering she was too short, but she slipped from his arms and landed on the broken glass. She let out a wail as Dylan quickly picked her up and ran out the door with Audrey and Jeff about ten feet

Every single eye was shot open, every inch of their bodies remained still. Brylee's eyes shifted up to Dylan's, over to Audrey's, and ended at Jeff's. They all sent what seemed to be like a small signal to eachother. Dylan slowly lifted Brylee from the ground, as Jeff did the same with Audrey. Brylee suddenly wasn't shaking with anxiety anymore, and Audrey's eyes were as dry as they could be. Both boys stood infront of the glass, fists wound tight. 'Just one more.' Dylan begged in his thoughts. He swallowed the lump in his throat as Alex was just about to speak. "Ready for the finale?" he cackles. Alex almost rolled out of his chair from la