Everything lit!
Everything lit!
By Jessica-Ken: _LEAVING HOME_ A feast was thrown and all who came couldn’t stop talking about how large the celebration was. Ozoemena and his wife, Ocheole kept their promise as they raised their son in the very way that they…
By Jessica-Ken: A young boy’s existence holds a great threat to the village of Ishekpe and has to be brought to an end lest the twelve tribes perish. What will happen if they are unable to and he lives longer…
By Jessica-Ken: JUST ONE CRIME 🔫⚙▪ JESSICA DURU •••¶¶¶¶¶¶¶¶••• ******°****** It was July 28th, 1994. The year things had gone not like the way it should be. “Hands above your head! Hands above your head!” Sound of sirens filled the…
By Jessica-Ken: **** •••••••♪••••••• A sinister laugh broke out from within as a roar that could send one of its feet took control of me, as I grabbed hold of her gun—the almighty AR-15—her saving grace, and had…
By Jessica-Ken: °°°°°°°CONTINUATION°°°°°°° Running as fast as my legs could carry me, I ran past bushes, panting heavily, hot beads of sweat rolling down my face. I must had run for what seemed like hours, not exaggerating, if not…
By Jessica-Ken: The MacKennys’ sorrow was only beginning. The object which Mr MacKenny had been hit with caused serious damage to his brain. The subject was unconscious for days, and not being able to hold on much longer, joined…
By Jessica-Ken: Pleas guys, don’t be angry about this. I found out that I made a huge mistake when I was writing chapter thirteen of ‘HIS SON’. It wasn’t Lucille I wanted to write but TRICIA. Tricia MacKenny. I was…
By Jessica-Ken: Lucille The officer isn’t really who he says he is-I couldn’t believe it. He’s fooled everyone and made them believe he has got his team working on this case. I shook my head and left to warn Mom.…
By Jessica-Ken: Lucille I stared blankly, having nothing in mind. It seemed I was left alone, in my world, to rule. Mother and father had gone to work, leaving me all by myself, bored and feeling lonely. I had lost…
By Jessica-Ken: Samuel sat on his bed thinking about the pretty lady he had saved. To him, Lucille wasn’t just anyone, but the first woman he’d admired, even right before he saw Anita. Anita was the girl he…
By Jessica-Ken: The day was almost ending and Lucille was still yet to be back. Her parents were worried that something bad had happened to their daughter, but they wanted not to believe the voice that was telling them it…
By Jessica-Ken: A beeping noise which sounded not like music to my ears brought me back to life. I laid motionless with firm hands pressing down on me and white light illuminating my face. The lady who I’d thought was…