Hi everyone! Today I have another 100 word challenge for you guys! Today I am going to use the phrase “but where did it go? she shouted…”
as a part of my short story. I hope you enjoy!
Today I am going to tell you about a dark and stormy night, where a ghost came to haunt the town of Gogtopia. It was known for people seeing a ghost. They named this ghost Felicia. Felicia used to go into homes and wake people up to haunt them with their past. People were officially done with Felicia causing chaos, so they set a trap to trap her spirit. As the people were excited for Felicia to go away forever, they realised it was gone. They thought, where did it go? She shouted, “No one could get rid of me!”
That was my 100 word challenge for February 24. I left the ending a cliffhanger so you can customize the ending however you guys like. I hope you enjoyed it! Comment your blog URL so I can check it out! Have a good day!
Hi Fatimah-
I love the eerie photograph that you chose to accompany your 100WC ghost story. I wonder why did you choose to name your ghost Felicia? I’ve only know one Felicia in my life…she lived down the street from me when I was growing up. Felicia Freed. 🙂 If you like ghost stories, you might want listen to the spooky ones from Snapped Judgement, a podcast. https://www.npr.org/podcasts/549547848/snap-judgment-presents-spooked
I’m going to link here for you, but be forewarned, some are pretty darn creepy!
Keep on writing!
Mrs. Rombach
Hi Fatimah!
I really enjoyed reading your spooky story! In another comment on one of your peer’s blogs, I said that I would write a paranormal story if I had to use the phrase for this challenge. I thought it was funny that once I came to your blog you did write a paranormal story! Overall, I really like your story, and I am left wondering if Felicia is going to continue to wreak havoc on Gogtopia.
Kaylee Georgis, your student teacher from Longwood University
Aww thank you so much that means a lot! I am glad you enjoyed my paranormal story lol. Felicia will always reign superior 🙂