I opened my door slowly; It creaked loudly. I snuck past the small crack I made through the doorway.
As I tiptoed down the hall, I heard my sisters talking in Rose's room.
What they're talking about at 12:30pm?!
I leaned over and planted the side of my face against the door.
"....doing a project. Mother told me to tell you that since she refused, she doesn't want us telling her anything. Got it?"
"Got it."
"Are you sure?"
"I'm sure." I heard Daisy say.
"Promise?"
"YES Rose! I-"
"Shhhh...don't talk so loud..."
After that, they started whispering too low for me to hear.
What was THAT all about?
I tip toed away, very carefully not to let the floor creak.
If I was an attic key, where would I be?
I went past the kitchen to my mother's office. But it was locked.
Of course, I groaned, now I need to find TWO keys.
Although, Mother probably keeps her office key near her, I thought.
I walked back upstairs as quietly as I could and stood outside my mom's bedroom door. I opened it with caution and tip toed inside.
I looked in her drawers, but there was nothing but clothes. I searched in her closet, but there was only shoes and coats.
Then my eyes locked with her purse. It has to be in there...
I rattled my hand inside trying not to make loud noises. Just as I was about to give up, my hand grasp something hard and thin.
I shot my hand out to see a key in my hand.Instantly I bolted downstairs to her office. I prayed that the key would work, and it did. It turned in my hand and opened the wooden door.
It was 1:23 am, I panicked looking at the clock on her desk.
Ferociously, I dug through the drawers and closets and shelves. Till finally, 5 minutes later, I saw a shiny key hidden between a stack of papers at the corner of her desk.I grabbed it and read the label,
"Attic key".I put it back and tiptoed upstairs.
I now know where it is, so I'll come back for it tomorrow.
ŞİMDİ OKUDUĞUN
A Past Better Forgotten
Mystery / ThrillerFlora, a 9 year old girl, is the youngest out of her 2 older sisters, Daisy and Rose. For all she has known, Flora never met her father nor heard anyone speak of him. But little did she know that she would find much about her past, step by step, and...