Don’t Stay Up So Late

driver. “I guess we’re going to have to stay the night.”

“Noooo! ” we all screamed together.

“You’ll be okay,” said the bus driver.

“Where’s Micheal?” asked Frankie.

Trevor said, “He’s by the house.”

“Let’s go!” said the bus driver. They all went in. They went into a room. I was as hungry as a bear, which is why I was investigating the house, but when I walked into the kitchen, I saw a ghost. I ran into a different room, and everyone went to bed.

We woke up the next morning, and we heard a horn and looked out of the window. We saw a bus. We said, “We’re going home,” but there was one problem. There were ghosts everywhere.

“We have to take the bus. Trust me,” I told everyone. I didn’t want them to know about the ghosts. We made it to the bus and got home. Mom and Dad were happy to see us.

by Tiana Epps-Belcher

Chapter One: Meeting Miley

today Was a day nobody could forget. There was a Miley show, and it was free. A lot of boys and girls wanted to see it. Meanwhile, a boy was second in line to get a ticket, but he was too scared. The ticket lady put the “Sold Out” sign up. The boy got mad! He went home and put on a mask and a dark suit and named himself Gasilla. He didn’t like that name very much, so he named himself King Kong instead. All he could think about was the costume. It was too dark, so he put on a metal black suit, and he stood up and said, “I…like it.” He thought of many different names until he came up with a name he liked: Darkness. Darkness went back to the studio, broke in, and grabbed Miley. He blasted out of the studio with his foot, put her in his ship, and then went into the rocket. She didn’t want to go, so she was buckling slowly, and he grabbed the seatbelt and buckled for her. The rocket started to countdown.