Blood from her head wound streamed down her face. She knew she was in serious trouble with the dizziness bordering on loss of consciousness. Her thoughts were shear panic as she struggled and stumbled toward the house... "I just need to get to the door! Someone must be home!" Out of breath and weakened from her injuries, she collapsed on the ground and felt the cold, damp softness of the grass between her fingers before she blacked out...
Enough drama and mystery for the day? For the OOF challenge. This one was a little more inspiring than my little OOF car. =)
she hears the faint sounds of sirens mingled with voices, high pitched, low pitched voices, panicked and grief stricken. but she sees nothing. she feels nothing. only the sounds and voices, sometimes faint, sometimes loud. then a pin-prick light somewhere. "i need to get help. must get help." suddenly a voice she recognizes, calling her name. but she can't place it. she screams "help! help me!" and she stares at the tiny dot of light. then silence. then nothing.
sorry, can't help it. i probably will come back to this. we used to do this in my writing group a long time ago. it's interesting where each writer would take the story.
@marlboromaam - i have another thought on this. i don't know where you're going to take the story -- is it a mystery thriller, a suspense thriller? my thoughts are neither that but the next instalment is just screaming out of my head. now it's your fault. 😂
@summerfield LOL! I love it when an image spurs the imagination into a gallop! I just think of mystery and drama when I see images like this. Maybe I've read too much Stephen King and Dean Koontz, along with screenplays by Ray Bradbury and Rod Serling. Ha ha! Feel free to take it in any way you like. I love what you did with it earlier.
@marlboromaam - i will probably post it one of these days. back about 4 or 5 years ago, i did a story in four instalments (sundays) called dragons and i had different kinds of dragon photos to accompany it. thanks, mags!
@mittens Thank you, Marilyn!
sorry, can't help it. i probably will come back to this. we used to do this in my writing group a long time ago. it's interesting where each writer would take the story.
@ludwigsdiana Thank you, Diana!
@aikiuser Thank you, Jenn!
@kjarn Thank you, Kathy! I could start one. LOL! But would never finish it.