The Rabid Raccoons: A Narrative Fiction
I quickly ran the fastest as I could, finding a hiding spot, like a bunny would do as if it was being chased by something. I ran back into the woods, making eye contact with the raccoons as I ran. I made a slight turn to the nearest tree, and hoped the rabid raccoons wouldn't find me. I saw them keep on running in the direction that they were chasing me before. I couldn't see anything still, but all I saw was the bright, burning hot sun, rising. I knew it was going to take a while for the sun to rise completely, maybe 4 or 6 hours, I wasn't sure. But what I did know is that I had to find my way out of here for sure. It was still dark, but the clouds were cloudy as if everything was still dark. I started running back to the bridge. I heard tiny
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I looked back, seeing if there was any sign of life, but no, it was just me. I looked down, and that thing kept on following me wherever I went. I looked forward, furious. I started to run as fast as I could, faster, faster, faster, until I made it. It was small, kind of big, and all grey. It had a little window, so I peered inside. There was nothing that I could see, but I could tell it was pretty old. All of a sudden, a crow appeared in the little window. I took a few footsteps back, looking at the small, big house. I didn't see any door, so I looked around the house. I saw the door, all boarded up. I looked around the house again to see if there was anything for me to take the wood off, but then, I saw a huge hole. I went inside, making the least amount of noise I could, getting inside that little house.
When I got halfway inside, there was a snake by my feet, so I stood still. I saw the crow, looking at the snake as if it was prey. Sure enough, the snake was prey when the crow swapped down and took the snake and gulped it down. The bird looked at me, and charged onto my shoulder. It pecked at me, then more crows came behind me. The crows started to stare, then they charged at me. That's when I saw the past. I saw my grandparents, all happy seeing me back home, but then I saw the future: them being very mad at be for being in the woods, far away. I never knew if I was going to make it back
I looked back, seeing if there was any sign of life, but no, it was just me. I looked down, and that thing kept on following me wherever I went. I looked forward, furious. I started to run as fast as I could, faster, faster, faster, until I made it. It was small, kind of big, and all grey. It had a little window, so I peered inside. There was nothing that I could see, but I could tell it was pretty old. All of a sudden, a crow appeared in the little window. I took a few footsteps back, looking at the small, big house. I didn't see any door, so I looked around the house. I saw the door, all boarded up. I looked around the house again to see if there was anything for me to take the wood off, but then, I saw a huge hole. I went inside, making the least amount of noise I could, getting inside that little house.
When I got halfway inside, there was a snake by my feet, so I stood still. I saw the crow, looking at the snake as if it was prey. Sure enough, the snake was prey when the crow swapped down and took the snake and gulped it down. The bird looked at me, and charged onto my shoulder. It pecked at me, then more crows came behind me. The crows started to stare, then they charged at me. That's when I saw the past. I saw my grandparents, all happy seeing me back home, but then I saw the future: them being very mad at be for being in the woods, far away. I never knew if I was going to make it back