Nikki's Whit's

By Nikki

A collection of short stories.

• Language: English
• Publisher: AuthorHouse
• Release date: Dec 23, 2011
• ISBN: 9781468532678

Nikki

Inspired, Sports star, Challenged in all she does, Honor student, Determined, Communicative, Friendly, Helpful, Pretty, 14 year old loves to write. Has already selected her college for her future. A Grandpa’s Dream Child.

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© 2011 by Nikki. All rights reserved.

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First published by AuthorHouse 12/21/2011

ISBN: 978-1-4685-3268-5 (sc)

ISBN: 978-1-4685-3267-8 (ebk)

Library of Congress Control Number: 2011963076

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Contents

My Hero

Living In Another World

What Is Mother’s Day

Really About?

A Sweet Sound

Waiting For The Day

The Colossal Escape

Futuristic Love

My Day

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My Hero

By: Nichole Flink

So here I am writing this after the horror I’ve been through. Have you ever wondered what it’s been like to be Lois Lane the news reporter in the cartoon with Superman, who’s always in trouble? Well, after the past couple days I’ve been in that same situation the same life threatening story to call the hero to save me and I can relate to how it feels. Only I don’t call the hero. I had many things I used every day a bed, a room, and supplies. I was thirteen but that weekend I would be fourteen and all I wanted for my birthday was a hero to rescue me.

I got to watch T.V. for about 30 minutes each day only once and you think, oh I watched SpongeBob right. Wrong, I watched the news to see how many people actually knew I was missing and to my surprise I was still on the news for getting kidnapped. I was missing for about a year and people were still looking for me, they were probably just looking for my body thinking I was dead, but the guys who kidnapped me weren’t murderers. I just didn’t have a lot of freedom and I was always locked up because they were afraid of getting arrested. As long as I