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24th January 2024 Writings
Jan. 25th, 2024 06:42 pm24th
Excerpt from: Spider Quinn
She left her in a clearing not far from the ravine before heading to the nearest phone booth and calling 911.
Having called the ambulance, she returned to the woman. “They’re on their way,” she said.
“Thanks. I don’t know what I was thinking, trying to climb down that ravine.”
“You’re lucky I came along. I didn’t know I was coming out this way.”
“You’re right, SpiderGirl. I can call you that right?”
“Of course.”
“You can call me Bella.”
“Bella. That’s pretty.”
Bella chuckled. “I was going to say that I could have been stuck down there for days.”
“Probably not that long. I would have joined in the search.”
“I guess so.”
It wasn’t long before the ambulance arrived. The paramedics thanked SpiderGirl for what she did. “We would have needed to call in a helicopter otherwise.”
“You’re welcome,” SpiderGirl said, although she recognised that that particular paramedic had been there when her father had passed. ‘Not his fault. He tried his best,’ she thought, yet again.
As the ambulance left she went back to the area she was looking at. ‘I know to avoid that ravine now.’
Lawndale Sun-Herald
Wednesday January 6, 2000
Why has Norman Osborne moved to Lawndale?
The Tycoon has been tight lipped about his move from New York
SpiderGirl put down the paper. She felt, uneasy for some reason. ‘All I know is that I have some foreboding.’ She thought. She shook her head and swung away. She still needed some sleep before school started.
It was still early in the morning when the phone rang at the Coultard residence.
Words: 267
Excerpt from: Spider Quinn
She left her in a clearing not far from the ravine before heading to the nearest phone booth and calling 911.
Having called the ambulance, she returned to the woman. “They’re on their way,” she said.
“Thanks. I don’t know what I was thinking, trying to climb down that ravine.”
“You’re lucky I came along. I didn’t know I was coming out this way.”
“You’re right, SpiderGirl. I can call you that right?”
“Of course.”
“You can call me Bella.”
“Bella. That’s pretty.”
Bella chuckled. “I was going to say that I could have been stuck down there for days.”
“Probably not that long. I would have joined in the search.”
“I guess so.”
It wasn’t long before the ambulance arrived. The paramedics thanked SpiderGirl for what she did. “We would have needed to call in a helicopter otherwise.”
“You’re welcome,” SpiderGirl said, although she recognised that that particular paramedic had been there when her father had passed. ‘Not his fault. He tried his best,’ she thought, yet again.
As the ambulance left she went back to the area she was looking at. ‘I know to avoid that ravine now.’
Lawndale Sun-Herald
Wednesday January 6, 2000
Why has Norman Osborne moved to Lawndale?
The Tycoon has been tight lipped about his move from New York
SpiderGirl put down the paper. She felt, uneasy for some reason. ‘All I know is that I have some foreboding.’ She thought. She shook her head and swung away. She still needed some sleep before school started.
It was still early in the morning when the phone rang at the Coultard residence.
Words: 267
