Trouble When You Walked In Novels & Stories

Another voice hissed urgently. “Don’t say his name so loud.” I frowned slightly but kept walking. I had no idea who they were talking about. The front door opened and the music went off as the people turned. “Shit.” someone whispered, taking some gradual steps back. “He’s here.” My attention flickered toward the entrance for half a second. That was enough, before my heel caught the edge of the carpet and the tray tilted. “Oh…!” The drinks sloshed violently as I stumbled forward and crashed straight into someone.

I walk to the front door, I knock, but no response I knock again, but no response "Just burst the door open" "I can't it's an invasion of one's privacy" "Right right..may I remind you that your friend is in danger " "Oh yeah shoot" I decided to kick the door open, but the door easily opens once "Hmm, guess it wasn't locked" I walk in slowly "hello, anyone?" but there wasn't a response, the place was a mess, a lot of things turned over, broken glass everywhere "Hope I'm not too late" I see the stairs, I go up, I checked every room, but I couldn't find anyone"Where are they!!"

Bathroom. “Excuse me. I need to go to the bathroom.” I say to him, and walk in the opposite direction. The bathrooms aren’t in this direction, but I couldn’t walk past Mary and mom. I’m walking toward the food tables. I feel his eyes on me and it has an effect on my walk. My legs feel wobbly. I feel like I’ll trip every time I take a step. It’s awful.

I couldn't understand why he was acting so strangely. Determined to uncover the truth, I quickly followed Jesse's path. But being drunk made it hard to walk straight. I tried my best, but everything felt wobbly. I chased after Jesse, but couldn't catch up to him. He disappeared into the night while I stumbled behind, struggling to keep my balance.

I suddenly felt out of place and needed some air. Walking out of the room, I took note of the door properly. It would be embarrassing to start searching or asking around which room is mine when I return. Lost in my thoughts with my head bowed, I slammed right into a hard back causing me to stagger backwards. My stance was frail and I ended up on my butt. I let out a whimper at the impact, but got up quickly.

He pointed at the door entrance. A loud gasped when the person walked in. The gun slipped out of my hand, my body growing numb. No.

Merit She was filled with trepidation as she walked into the house. The polished marble floor felt colder than it ever had beneath her shoes, every step echoing too loudly in the silent hallway. She could hear voices talking in the sitting room, and her heart started beating faster. She had no idea what awaited her, but she knew things weren’t going to be fine.

My pathetic, discount condom-filled attempt at self-sufficiency. I took the bags without a word, not even a ‘thanks’. I just turned and walked down the corridor, my steps unsteady. I walked in a daze, right past my door, only stopping when the corridor ended at a blank wall. I stood there for a moment, blinked, then turned and shuffled back, correcting my course like a poorly programmed robot. I finally got into my room. The bags slipped from my numb fingers and hit the floor with a rustling thud.

As I walked away, my steps heavy with the burden of my shattered trust, I couldn't help but question everything that had transpired between us. The hallways felt long and endless as I made my way towards my room. Each step mirrored the heaviness in my heart, as if I were carrying the weight of the world upon my shoulders. Tears threatened to spill from my eyes, but I refused to let them fall. I had shed enough tears for one day.

I started walking, taking the same route we'd come in with and I found the long strange road that'd probably lead me downwards. When we'd been climbing on it, it took us upwards. But now ,it looked like it was going to take me downwards. I started walking slowly and carefully on it, praying vividly I don't fall. I climbed on then, one after the other and finally got to the end of it. Hmmmm. At last. I was now in the big room - the big room that had big chairs and so many beautiful but strange things. I think its time I explore them. I was about making a move when someone suddenly walked in from the entrance.