A Bookworm's First Love Ch.10
#3 of Yuri
Nothing to say except tell me if I made grammar errors!
I quickly looked away. Surely I just imagined it? I couldn't be sure. Something about those two just seemed...off. I took a quick look around. Nobody else seemed to notice the thing I thought I saw. Mrs. Guin pointed the new students to their seats. I later found out that the dragon was Maximum and the snow leopard was Zen. Mark seemed to sense that something was bothering me and asked me what was wrong.
"Nothing." I hastily said, though I don't think he believed me, but he didn't ask anymore.
"Yuri? Could you please head over to Mr. Aruda's class and take parent letters at his desk? I'm sure he won't mind. Besides, he's teaching outside." Mrs. Guin asked from her desk.
"Sure." I got up and headed out the door. I walked on until I found Rm. 305, where Mr. Aruda teaches. Like Mrs. Guin said, there was nobody inside. I instantly spotted a pile of papers on the desk. Those must be the parent letters Mrs. Guin was talking about. I decided to grab them and get out of there fast. Something about being alone in a classroom was kind of...creepy. Especially considering what I dealt with.
I got the papers and grabbed the doorknob. It wouldn't turn. What!? But it locks from the inside! I checked to make sure I didn't just lock myself in. It was unlocked. So why can't I get out!
Grooooh....
What was that! I turned around, but I didn't see anything. There was no one there. I could feel my heart pumping rapidly. I began to feel cold. It felt like I was in the snow.
Yu... The sound came again. I pounded the door frantically. "Please please PLEASE somebody help me." My voice was hardly a whisper.
Yuri...
I looked down and saw something black sprouting from the floor. It moved and wriggled like small tentacles and grew larger until it was as tall as my knees. They kind of looked like strands of hair. I dropped the papers and did not watch as they fluttered to the ground, scattered everywhere. But none touched the black hair. Suddenly I saw orange fur sprouting from the ground, just underneath the black hair. More grew until I found myself staring at a face. The eyes were closed, but I knew who I was looking at. I nearly screamed. I was looking at the girl from my nightmares. She was here.
I stared as her whole body finally came into view. She still wore the white dress but her headband was missing. I was too scared too care though. She finally opened her eyes and stared. Her eyes were different. They were still green but the pupils were tiny black dots. I was too afraid to do anything. I was afraid I might provoke her into attacking. She took a step forward. I shrank back against the door. She stopped moving, a slow grin spreading across her face. Something began to seep out of her mouth. At first I thought she was drooling but I realized it was red. She opened her mouth wider. The red liquid flowed more freely, staining her dress and the floor. I widened my eyes as an object tumbled out of her mouth. It hit the floor with a splash as it dropped onto the small puddle. I noticed gray fur, pointy ears. It was a head. More heads popped out of her mouth, each landing next to the first. I tried to scream, but I couldn't as I gazed into their eyes. I knew them, but the one that bothered me the most was the first head. It stared back with it's blue, dead eyes. The blue eyes I had loved for so long. Mark. This time, I finally screamed