Wednesday, September 25, 2013

Hunted Chapter 1 : Bounty Hunter

     It was dark. Real dark. I had a job. I was the right one for it. I was ready. I got going, running out of the building. I then got on my motorcycle and started it up."Target found on 5th Avenue," I said.What I was hunting was for the government, top secret."I have the target locked," I said. I might as well ran over the car completly, buuut I didn't.BAM!!
"Aaaaaahhhhhhhh!"
"OK stick your hands up now"
"Never.Not to the likes of you
""OK lets get dirty"
"Bring it"
"OK lets go!"
BZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZTTTTT!!!!!"Whoa!"
''Not so powerful now are you human?''
''Well it's time to get dirty!"

   

5 comments:

  1. I'm awesome. Signed Gavin aka Number 4

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  2. Awesome story and expressions signed Vishal

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  3. Great Story Gavin! Can't wait to read more! :)

    ~Aril

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  4. i love the suspense!
    Daisy

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  5. Your probably not as awesome as you claim to be (JK) but your story sure is!
    P.S. Alright, I admit it, you might be kind of awesome. But you would be even more awesome if you were an alien killing bounty hunter in reality! Great story! Totally awesome! :)
    Daisy

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