I knocked on the door.
No answer.
I knocked again.
Still nothing.
Maybe she was asleep. I grabbed the door knob and slowly opened the door.
An eerie creaking sound echoed into the dark house. Something didn't feel right.
I left the door open and crept to the kitchen. My arm snaked into the doorway, feeling for the light switch.
Click. The lights came on with a buzzing sound, kind of like in a horror movie. No one was here.
I backed out into the lving room and took in my surroundings. I was just about to leave when I noticed a small stain in front of the stairs. It was a dark color, reminiscent of red wine or rust. In fact, it almost looked like....blood.
Then I noticed the same stain on the wall halfway up the stairs. My heart began pounding in my chest.
I panicked and tore up the stairway. There was no mistaking it. That was blood.
I looked in her parents room. Nothing. I moved onto her brother's room. Again, nothing.
My heart stopped. There, hanging on her door, was a note. Each step I made toward the blood smeared door took an eternity.
With shaking hands, I grabbed the note.
"If you ever want to see her again, come to the place where it all began." There was a bloody handprint on the paper.
There was only one place in this whole world he could possible mean.
I ran.
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Falling
Teen FictionXavier has a certain quality that sets him apart from the rest of the world and there is an organization that will stop at nothing to get their hands on him. Everyday of his life is spent hiding and running. He isn't given the time to "stop and smel...