New home

So my family and I are moving into a new house in Fontana. But I'm kinda scared because it's a two story house. I have seen many horror movies, but I would never get scared. But this time I'm kinda scared for a new house and big changes. And since I'm 12 my parents expect me to watch my younger sister in this new house if they ever go somewhere. So my sister is only 7 and she never listens to me, and she is loud! So if anything were to happen she would be screaming. The new house is on a coldasac so no one would go down there unless they live there so I will keep you guys updated if anything happens.

She Remains.

When the plague breaks out Annie is one of the first to succumb to it, she is already frail and ill due to the utter poverty and degradation her and hers have been forced to live in. As she becomes sicker; the village is closed off from the the rest of the community there is wild talk about the 'Purifiers' who roam condemned villages and enter the homes of possible carriers of 'the sickness' to drag them away to 'cure' and cleanse the community. People are too afraid to speak of' the cure ' which these organised vigilante thugs carry out on the poor unfortunate sick but just recently there have been rumours of several mysterious huge pyres appearing just on the outskirts of the cut off village, and an unnatural sweet acrid 'smoke has scorched the jet black sky right through to dawn every night of the last month.

The rest of Annie's family can't bare to be parted from their beloved grandmother so not having another option they make her as comfortable as they can in the cellar where they keep their meagre stores. At least they can care for her and have her close.

One thing the family has overlooked in their altruistic act of love is the rapid infection rate of the sickness in inclosed spaces and as the rest of Annie's family slips one by one into the sicknesses deadly clutches, Annie can't do anything but sit slumped in her favourite rocking chair screaming silent painful screams of anguish as she hears the door being forced and the strangely inhuman voices of the 'Purifiers' as they drag or carry Annie's precious family out of the modest, but once warm and cosy little cottage to be 'cured'; she hears the shrill cries of the baby, the mournful sobs of the children and the desperate pleas of her daughter and son in law and she is unable to do anything but sit slumped in her favourite rocking chair screaming silent painful screams of anguish. She remains.