SarahEllle

My world is nothing now, lifeless and empty. As I ran down the long white corridor towards his room, my ears were on alert; I wanted to hear the sound of his footsteps one more time. But no sounds but my own footsteps were heard, echoing down the corridor. My heart skipped a beat as I halted to a stop right outside his bedroom door. He was always in his room; he had to be because if he wasn't, I couldn't exist anymore. I placed my hand on the perfectly fitted door handle, and pushed down. I slowly walked into the room, and was confused and numb with shock at what my hazel eyes saw. The room was bare. It was so bare that everything looked

As the sun rose, the outline of a vast hill slowly came into view. Followed by the most spectacular sight anyone's eyes could ever lay upon. A perfectly proportioned mansion came into her eyes' view. Lily slowly walked towards the steep hill, knowing what she had to do. It wasn't pretty, but she knew that it just had to be done. As she reached the top of the hill, she witnessed the most peculiar site. A man sitting in a rocking chair was staring towards the rising of the sun. He could not see her of course, as she was under the invisibility cloak, but she knew that he sensed someone's presence. As Tom Riddle placed his feet on the hard wo

Why does life throw so many complications at us? Have we done something to the world that caused this major dilemma? Education. The simple word sent in my direction is not foreign, sadly. Why do fathers yell and scream at their daughters about education, telling us all to get into the prestigious Oxford University? That was the one thing I hated about meal time, the lectures. I slowly drifted out of my daydream as the annoying word, 'education', came across the table once more. "I just don't understand why instead of concentrating on your education, you are mucking around with boys all the time. Why do you do this to me Rosy?" "I didn'