Essay On Infestation Throughout The House - 1565 Words

Infestation Throughout The House It was a cold night throughout Chaska, small population with 2,734 people. Late night church bells rang around 6 PM as all light began to dim through the neighborhood. The night became silent as the darkness settled upon the town. Dinner time was always around 7, not one time was the family late throughout the Bachmanns family. Karen the mother of Jenny Bachmann and Marie bachman, Marie was 13 years old and Jenny was 14 Years old. The sisters had a close connections, Not like any different in any household. Their mother loved cooking, she prepared marvelous dinners. With gourmet servings and appetizers. Karen always prepared the most tastiest dishes that left scents through the whole house. Karen began†¦show more content†¦Making sure nothing was left on, she softly placed another baking sheet over the cookies so no flies would touch any of the cookies and would keep them fresh. James told Karen goodnight and lightly kissed her cheek and turned the living room lights off as they walked to the bedroom. James and Karen turned off all the lights and laid themselves in and fell asleep late that night. Marie slowly creaked open the door to see if her parents were sleeping, she quickly ran to Jenny’s bed and whispered â€Å" they’re asleep†. The girls slowly creeped down the stairs and peeked over the edge to see if anybody was awake. The silence filled the room.Marie and Jen quietly tiptoed towards the delicious cookie as they walked to the batch they eyed each corner of the room to make sure nobody was coming to the kitchen. Marie reached to the edge of the pan as her fingertips lightly touched two cookies. Jenny reached to the pan as her elbow hit against the counter, she shuddered in pain as the pan of cookies hit the floor loudly. She quietly screeched as the pan made a loud noise, they both turned their heads looking at the doorway making sure nobody awoke from the noises. Marie looked into Jenny’s eyes and whispered â€Å" go upstairs†. The girls softly shuffled to their rooms, as quiet as church mice, they jumped lightly into their beds ,huddling under their sheets ,pretending to be sound asleep. Karen quickly arose from bed and awoke James to checkShow MoreRelatedThe A Cold Winter Night970 Words   |  4 Pagesthink much of stray and wild animals roaming our streets and roads. Just a nuisance not really a threat right? Stray animals are a huge problem in our communities today, whether it be from hit animals, damage to houses, trashed areas, or the pile up in our humane societies. 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