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She needed to get cleaned up, and get rid of this headache. She started up the stairs before pausing, turning, and heading back down and heading down the hall past the kitchen.
She entered the little bedroom in the back, stripped down, and then hopped into the small shower. After she scrubbed herself clean, she tied her hair back and g...
Mrs. Finch rubbed her temple and looked down at the gray sweatpants sitting on her legs, which she had never worn before. It had the school's logo on it...a pair of track pants from one of the teams. But it wasn't the only thing on her she didn't recognize, stunned as she was. She was wearing a light jacket. The shape of it as it dr...
Inside the school, the halls were just starting to thin out as panicked students, unsure of what else to do, made their way into their first period classes. Jon and Karyn sat down at their regular desks, each bearing a thousand-yard stare.
Anthony Fargo nudged Jon from the next seat over, tilting his phone screen so Jon could see the video that was p...
As the last of the stampede of students entered the school building, someone began locking the big double doors behind them. While most of those remaining outside were either dazed and already wearing an item of clothing forced upon them or in the process of fighting one in mid-attack, about a dozen students were left banging on the doors from the outside,...
One was an anomaly. Twice was proof. Every single student began screaming and running for the school doors as fast as their legs could carry them as they saw a flock of clothing begin to descend toward them at top speed, flying through the air.
Not everyone could run as fast as others. Jay Duncan was slammed to the ground by a blue and gold cheerle...