Personal Narrative Fiction

He was confused to why he heard knocking if no one was there, and he began

“Some idiot smashed one of the glass windows and no one knows who did it” Liam said but not without checking Elena out

Seeing that nobody was there, he heard another commotion, yet this time it was from the earpiece. Overlooking everything , he shut the entryway.

NIkki looked back, even more confident and still walking towards him. "Gram, I love you," she replied.

The special aspects of the National Honors Society (NHS) is the helping of both the students that are in the program to excel above their accomplishments, as well as getting in touch with their community around them. This is the reason why I want to be in this elite organization, it may guide me into achieving my goal in life, which is going to the University of Texas in Austin and receiving my bachelors in Dialysis nursing. By being a part of this, I will become a more matured, sociable person in life.

"What the..." he muttered. The window wasn't open and the heating was on full blast. He tried to ignore this, and walked out, and into

“Whoa.” Rose muttered to herself looking out the window. Some people say that this might be the most powerful storm in that area for fifty years. Rose turned away from the window to grab her phone.

From my room,I had smelt and sensed that rain was about to  arrive and had scurried outside before the drops commenced.Sweet anticipation formed inside as I awaited the blissful raindrops to pelt me on my face and body.The wind rose higher and grew frighteningly violent,swirling throwing rocks and gravel into the air.The thin

Although most college sports require an intense commitment, college athletes should never receive the title of “employee.” However, many people disagree with this statement, causing a debate about whether or not college athletes should be classified as employees. The issue climaxed when football players from Northwestern College wanted to form a labor union. They believed that college athletes should be treated better in various ways, whether they are considered employees or not (Patterson). While changes are warranted in regards to the organization of college athletics, they are not currently deemed employees.

A harsh knock sounded on the thick wooden front door. I was quick to gather my bearings and approach the door. But who could that possibly be at this early hour, knocking upon the door as if they were invited for an afternoon tea. When I reached the door, I

“Uh, I think a storm is coming, we should go inside.” Julianna said, twisting her fingers.

just looked at Steaks giving him an awkward smirk before saying, “What? If she didn’t want to see it, then she should have closed her eyes, my friend.”

She hobbled a few steps closer to the door. "Ben came back after we had left." Her voice was soaked in concern. "He must have kicked in the front door." Her voice trembled with every spoken word, tears filled eyes illustrated her fear. "That means—." She moved closer to the door and cupped her mouth.

Kyle stopped laughing and stared at her like she had a hole in her head. “That was two years ago. It’s just an old house; what harm would it cause for us to go inside?”

Cleopatra knew how to get what she wanted. She was considered a “Mistress of disguise and costume.” She could disguise herself to suit any occasion. With the help of Julius Caesar, Cleopatra regained Egypt’s throne. She bore Caesar a son, but he was already married. She was forced to marry her brother Ptolemy. When Caesar died in 44 B.C., Cleopatra had Ptolemy killed so he wouldn't get in the way of her son’s succession. She also had her sister, Arsinoe, killed to make sure her grip on the throne would be solid. Such acts were important features of ruling politics in Egypt. It was also necessary to keep her life and her son’s. Since she had all threats removed, Cleopatra set out to become the ruler of Egypt.