The Confession
“He raised the Rollerblades. Raised them high over my head.
“Sandy—!” I cried, throwing up my hands to shield myself.
“You shouldn’t leave these on the floor,” he said softly. “Someone could trip over them.” He lowered them to a shelf against the wall. “Someone could get hurt,” he added in a whisper.
I let out a long breath.
He grinned at me, pleased with his sick little joke.
“You’re not funny,” I snapped shrilly, struggling to slow my racing heart. “Why are you trying to scare me?”
He shrugged. Then he brought his face close to mine. His dark eyes locked coldly on mine. “Why are you trying to scare me?” he demanded.
“I—I don’t know what you mean,” I stammered. I shoved his shoulders, shoved him back with both hands.
Is this really Sandy? I wondered, staring at his cold, menacing expression. Is this really the guy I’ve been friends with since third grade?
“How could I scare you?” I asked.
“Talking to the police scares me,” he replied sharply.
Guest 5 months ago
9/10, it's an awesome book that holds your interest with the suspense and thrills and chills its ends up your spine. R. L. Stine is the best.Write Review:
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