A Town Like Alice Miniseries Novels & Stories

“Like it was before the lieutenant came back from the war. That was when the Dirt started. Nobody’s alive anymore who remembers it, but that’s what we’re all told, all of us who live here. Please, don’t go back to the hotel. Come to my place. It’s across the field in town over there.” “Let’s go,” said Liz. “I’m not going to let some backwater county sheriff block us from carrying out this mission just to hide these town secrets.” Leaving our things behind in the hotel, and our Ford Expedition in the parking lot of the hotel, we took off across the field following Alice. I wondered if we were following this Alice down a rabbit hole into a wonderland.

Before I could ask another question, Serenity lightly waved her hand dismissively. “But don’t stress yourself over details,” she said. “Enjoy the festivities while you can.” At that exact moment, Alice in wonderland’s loud, bright and innocent giggle rang through the yard. Both Demarion and I turned automatically toward the sound. Alice was running in circles with the other children, her tiny curls bouncing while she laughed so hard she could barely breathe. The sight instantly softened my heart, but when we turned back around again, Serenity was gone. Completely gone.

While Kyle, Annie, and the others were waiting for Alice to pick up the call, the rest of us went to a store nearby. The town was very quiet, I could only see a few people walking the streets and there are a few cars that are driving down the road. It was very calming to feel since the air here feels much cleaner than in the city. “I like this town, there are a few people who live here.” “Ugh, yeah it looks nice but there are too few people here, it feels weird.” While we started talking about how it feels weird in this town, we somehow went from talking about how nice the town is to horror stories that might be happening here.

"I'm being a bitch. Sorry, I'm just not in the happiest of moods." "It's fine," Alice shrugged and suddenly glared at the packet of cheese in her hand. "Why won't you scan, you annoying lump of dairy!" Tai raised her eyebrows. "You're scanning the wrong side." "Oh... Right," Alice coughed and threw the cheese aside. "Well, I'm sure I'll see you around on Monday. I'm Alice." "I can't wait," Tai said sarcastically. "This town has a lot of drama," Alice said. "It may be small, but that doesn't mean it won't feel like you've just walked into a young adult fiction book.

Alice’s Cousin. ​

She smirked, like she wanted a reaction but before I could even think of what to say, someone else stepped in between us. “I think that’s enough.” A girl with long brown curls and a cropped designer top smiled and turned toward me. “I’m Alice, I’m his sister.” I blinked, “Oh hi.” She linked her arm through mine without asking and started walking us down the hall, “Ignore her, I’m actually impressed you didn’t slap her.” “She’s intense,” I said. “She’s evil,” Alice corrected, “anyway, I’m heading out of town tonight, but I wanted to meet you first. You’re definitely the craziest thing Alan’s ever done.”

To make things even more dreary, there’s a smell of mildew, like something was left out in the rain and never dried out. "This place is not what it seems," Alice says. "It's not a regular school. No matter what they tell you." I shiver. "Then what is it?" I ask. "It's a magic academy," she says. "A place for freaks. Like us." I feel myself growing cold. What, exactly, makes me and her freaks? I'm just a normal midwestern kid. A teenager like millions of other teenagers. "Look closely. Look all around," Alice says. "Look at how strange this place is."

Alice retrieved the note it carried, then rewarded it with a grain of rice before gently waving her hand, sending the bird off into flight. Alice looked at the note, sighed, and then destroyed it by swallowing it. She gazed into the distance before calmly returning to bed. She lay down and stared out the window, resembling an ice-cold beauty filled with sorrow. … The next morning, Linus entered Alice's room, the cell door creaking loudly. He saw Alice sitting on the bed and slowly approached, taking a seat on a small chair. “What do you want?” Alice asked coldly, showing no kindness. To a traitor like Linus, she would have killed him outright in the past and still thought that was too mercif

In a matter of minutes, Alice found herself wearing a thin white shirt under a white pullover that said ‘NASA’; her shorts were barely seen because of the pullover’s large size. Meredith’s judging look at Alice’s casual get-up was evidence that she disapproved of Alice’s clothes. However, Meredith chose to ignore it. It was enough for her that Alice would come with them to the Saint Clairs, no matter what ridiculous clothes her daughter was wearing. The Saint Clairs’ house was at the southern side of the town, at the top of the small valley. Alice was mesmerized by the sight when she climbed out of their car. The gigantic buildings and houses in their town seemed so little from where she sto

"I need to show the kids who the best aunt is, and I'm looking forward to this." "Good, and maybe you can date in our city? I know you've been talking with this Alex person, but there is plenty of fish in the sea. Especially where we live." My lips curl into a smile. "Actually, Alex lives in your town, so I'm pretty sure I will see him even more with this move." Alice stares at me, and I can see the curiosity in her eyes. "What?! In our city?! Really? Have you met him? Is he hot?!"