I ran down the beach, the wind whipping my short pumpkin hair. I left foot prints behind me that the ocean gently washed away. Curls bounced off my face but I kept running.
The sun blazed in the sky. The ocean rocked in a soothing motion under the clear crystal blue sky.
I couldn't be late. It would be the worst thing in the world if I was. Plus, I had to get home before anyone knew I was gone.
This was one of my secret outings. Mom doesn't like me heading out alone even though I'm 16 and can drive.
I looked down at my watch.
4:35.
I was going to be late.
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The Dead Girl's Sunglasses
Mystery / ThrillerOne day, a girl is found on the beach where Sandra lives. She fears that if she doesn't find the killer soon he might come after her or some one she loves. As she gets deeper and deeper into the mystery she uncovers something that will rock this cas...
