Part A Unworldly

Part A

She had called near midnight to pick her and a friend up from a party that that I had no idea they were at.

 

I knew the place, and agreed to give them a ride. When I arrived there late that evening, I found them waiting on a corner a ways down from the house.

 

It was a bit of a shocker when I first saw them, I had had no idea what kind of party it had been.

 

It was something called an “Oscar” party, and the two girls for some reason were all dolled up in shiny dresses of colourful satin. Wearing dangling rhinestones that sparkled merrily as they played with the beams my car’s headlights

 

As they slipped into my car, me mind went to places I didn’t care for concerning the chances the young girls had risked. Thinking of the pair of them, standing alone on a deserted, secluded corner of the world. Quite unwary and unworldly: innocently vulnerable to those things that like to lurk in the shadows.

 

Then as they got in, they giggled about something that had happened whilst they were waiting.

 

Soon after that, one of those things did come a creeping out from the shadows:

 

To be Continued.

 

Done