100wc week 17


                                                                 The Snake



Running faster than I've ever ran before, I smashed into the door, not waiting for it to open. I rushed inside and slammed it. 
"Whats wrong, sweetie?" Asked my mother.
"Oh nothing," I puffed. Staring at the clock I remembered It all.
The red snake's colours were cycling as it chased me down the street. I remembered the venom dripping from its teeth. I shook my head to clear my thoughts, and went to bed. I dreamed about this snake, wondering what was happening to me. . .

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