Novels by NameThingymajig

Sabrina kept glancing around, her chest feeling lighter from clearing up the issue with her friend. Riley's mood had also significantly brightened and her movements were less stiff and more care free. They didn't bother checking the cabin. They just came to get some supplies and head out. Distractions could not be afforded and they could only do what was necessary, especially since sentries were patrolling the areas now.They reached the outskirts of a little town where Archer and Riley and been to the previous day. Riley directed them both to a building that they haven't looked at yet. They both nodded at each other before pulling out their weapons and walking in. Riley took the lead while Sabrina lagged behind and double checked their surroundings. They took every opportunity to duck behind things and peek out to avoid being surprised.What else could they do? Be careless and get injured? No, thank you.Once they did a t

"You know that we might run into more trouble today?", Sabrina mentioned as soon as she walked out of their sleeping quarters."Aren't you just a ray of sunshine this morning? Talking about the worst possible thing that could happen," Riley said dryly, eyes not moving from the pan of eggs she was currently scrambling."Well, I don't think it's the worst but it's not the best either," Cody pointed out from behind the open fridge door."Yeah, but it would be best if they avoided them. The new models are pretty down to business," Archer added from his spot on the couch. He was reloading and prepping other weapons for Sabrina and Riley's little mission today, his scowl never leaving his face.They all shouted various agreements from different parts of the room.Sabrina smoothed out her dark brown hair, tucking in stray strands and finally securing it in a ponytail; her signature look, along with Riley.&nbs

"So, what happened on the trip yesterday?", Sabrina asked while moving her spoon in a circular motion in her cup with the intention of assisting the flavour of the teabag to seep quicker into her drink, because she really wanted some tea.She had woken up early today and assisted with the preparation of breakfast before Riley and Archer left to gather supplies for Cody's birthday.She really wanted to go out but had to wait until tomorrow. Also, she enjoyed Cody's company.His cheery nature and the constant smile on his face helped her forget about all the bad things that were happening above, in the world. It made her wonder how strong this boy was, how he still managed to be this optimistic little ray of sunshine and lift everyone else's spirits. After Riley telling her that they were from an orphanage, she couldn't help but feel that Cody was the least to deserve that.He was an angel."Not much.

Sabrina sat alone on the couch while the other's slept. The nightmares plagued her mind, not allowing her to rest. Before she had been to worried about survival to think about her family, but now that she was somewhat safe, it was all she could think about.How could everything go wrong so fast.Sabrina tried her best not to cry. She didn't want the others to see her like this. She inhaled and exhaled slowly. These breathing exercises helped her to calm down. She needed to be strong because the situation that she was in was not for the faint of heart.After a while of staring at the ceiling, she decided that she would try to sleep again and with that thought she made her way to the room. She layed down in the bed next to Riley and listened to the shallow and even breaths coming from everybody in the room. Knowing that she wasn't alone put her at ease and the breaths lulled her to sleep.The Next Morning

Sabrina left Archer to himself and went to the main area in the bunker. She glanced towards the pile in the corner and noticed that Cody was absent.Huh. He must have left to help Riley.The girl made her way to the couch and closed her eyes. She just wanted to rest for a little bit even though she didn't do much. That dream really rattled her, so her sleep wasn't all that peaceful.Pushing memories to the depths of her mind she relaxed and shuffled into a more comfortable position.Fire.She tried clearing her head.Screams.Her eyebrows furrowed as she tried to concentrate harder in order to banish the visions from her mind.Her brother's angry face, her father's tears and her mother's panic.But they always managed to creep their way back in.Her eyes shot open and

Sabrina was lying on her bed, arms folded behind her head. Her blinds were closed, and her light was off, leaving the room in complete darkness.Well not completely.She gazed at her glow-in-the-dark stars that were stuck randomly onto her ceiling. It was another boring day at the Keys' residence.What to do? What to do? I don't know what to do. I'm going to die at this rate. Give me something to do!If there was one thing about Sabrina, it was that she despised waiting around and not doing anything. She always needed her mind to be busy and her hands to be working. Sitting with nothing to do was her equivalent of torture. The stars seemed to calm her down, even if it was only a little.I've read all my books several times. I've watched movies. I don't feel like writing. Mom's busy. Jason is doing something with dad that apparently I cannot disturb.