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Creative Writing: Humorous Wedding

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Knock, Knock, Knock “Hello anyone home it’s me Ruford”.
“Hello Ruford”! Emily screamed while answering the door.
“Emily is your father home or King I should say”?
“Uhh yes, wait here. In the background you can hear Emily yelling in German for her dad. Papa, papa, papa where are you!
“I am here Emily in the living room”.
“Ruford is here with news on World War I dad”
“Wait did you say World War I”! “Yes the Americans just joined the war and we are losing the war! The frontlines are running low on good men and supplies”.
“Well tell Michael to get his stuff he is being enlisted.”
“But dad”!
“No but’s Emily, so go get your brother now”.
“What about John is he coming?” “No we need an heir to the throne”.
“Ok”! Emily walked quickly through the …show more content…

Emily and Michael stated smiling at each other but it started to fade away from the sound of the air raid sirens. “GET SHELTER NOW EMILY NOW!!!!!!!!!!! “What about you I don’t want to go unless you go also”! “NO JUST GO YOU CAN DIE OUT …show more content…

Emily ran like she was flying through the sky when the bombs were being dropped, but when she reached the door the living room her father was gone. “PAPA”! “Emily come here quickly”! One of the head guards shouted. “Were is my father”? “He is down here in the bomb shelter making a plan for the new recruit’s going to France”. Emily rushed down the stairs and found John and her dad standing over a table with a lamp above it. “Papa were is Michael I just saw him, and he said he would be down here when I got here”. “Michael is on his way to France sweetie”. Emily’s heart sank down into her stomach. “Why daddy why does he have to go I didn’t want him to go he was my oldest brother and he always cared about me”! Emily cried. “Sweetie calm down ok the war is only going to last about…. BOOM!!!!!!!! The bomb shook the whole place and knocked over the lamp on the desk. CRASH!!!!! The lamp hit the ground with a shatter and it went pitch black. “Daddy I am scared”! “Its ok we are still here.” “Stanford go up and check what happened and see if the coast is clear.”
“Yes your highness” Stanford replied. “Be careful it’s probably not safe up there. Stanford went slowly upstairs with his gun drawn out for safety. He opened the door and slammed it shut. Bang, Bang, Bang “help me aaaaaaaaa” Thump, Thump, Thump, and Crash! “What was that daddy”? “Maybe it’s the farmers wanting……….. Bang!!!!! “Brains, Brains, Brains. “WHAT ARE THOSE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! “I don’t want to die daddy! Emily

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