The Disappearence

In a small town, a family of three lived in their house for years. Their municipality is called "Dead Town" since most would vanish and did not come back alive. The Willow family did not believe such nonsense.

Dameon Willow went to school everyday and all his friends were there. So he also did not believe in such nonsense. One day as Dameon was walking to school with is friend Carl; they began talking about the supermarket.

"Did you hear what happened to the supermarket? Old Man Tom went back to haunt it! The new Greaser guy took over because Old Man Tom didn't pay his rent. Now that Old Man Tom does many dangerous things now no one dares to shop there," Carl had said.

Dameon was obviously not buying this. Old Man Tom was a generous guy and always liked customers. As Dameon headed home, his mom did tell Dameon not to go to the supermarket ever again. That night Dameon's father: John Willows decided to take Dameon fishing. It was the only way to get food.

Dameon was asleep and John Willow was packing some tools and gears for fishing. That night before they left, "John, take care of Dameon," said Martha, his wife. A clear sky was a good sign of no rain. With what rotten luck, the two Willows did not catch any fish.

"Let's head into deeper water, dad! Maybe we'll find some fish there," Dameon had said. Dameon and his father took turns sleeping and fishing. Soon they lost track of time and both Willows went to sleep in the small cabin on the lake.

Storm clouds started to arose. A gust of wind swept past, then a stronger wind and stronger. The boat swayed back and forth, harder and harder. A light rain began to fall and then it rained harder and harder. By morning the sky was clear blue and not a cloud in sight. It looked like a beautiful day.

However the two Willows disappeared without a trace. Martha Willows had a nightmare. She dreamed she saw her family's ghost. A headless John Willow and a half dead Dameon appeared. She had a vision of the boat torn in pieces by something so indescribable. Many bodies were floating in the water bobbing up and down. The water was soaked with red which meant blood.

The two Willows did not return for several days now. Martha was becoming worried that something might have happened. She called the authorities and they agreed to plan a search party. This went on for days and still there aren't any clues.

Knock knock, a sound came from the door. Martha opened the door expecting to see John and Dameon Willow. This however did not happen. The authorities appeared at her door holding the soaking wet fishing kit and a picture of broken wood from the boat found at the edge of the lake. You can still sort of see the wooden pieces that fit into a boat form. Martha thought her family was gone forever but this is not true. She was determined to find them. Martha set out on foot with a flash light in search of her husband and son. She went to the location where the boat and soaking wet fishing gear was found. As she went to take a look, she thought she saw ghosts of her family again. Standing there with fear, she hoped she wasn't seen.

Later that night, going to sleep and dreaming of something. She thought she saw her husband and son on a train to London, in compartment 116. The next day buying a ticket and going on the train to the exact compartment. There were two people sitting their. They looked old, nothing liked her family members. Martha was sitting in there, waiting and hoping.

"Dameon, what time is it?" The older person asked the person beside him.

"Its five thirty, father," The younger one replied.

The End