Short Story: Fern Dastrup

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Fern Dastrup is the narrator she is in the setting she has friends named Olivia, Sean, Mom, Daniel, Linda, Aubrey. Aubrey is a teenager. Olivia is a pre-teen. Sean is her boyfriend and he is a teenager. Daniel is 29. Mom is 50. Linda is 80. The mystery character is a Boy who is 15. The mystery character is Shane. The people got scared in the setting because the main character is a wolf.

There was a normal house, it has a teenage girl named Fern. Fern was alone in the normal house at night. Then suddenly Fern turned into a wolf in the house. She was so ready to kill a deer. But her mom saw her in wolf form, and then the mom screamed because she never see Fern in wolf form before. Then her mom called the animal control to get Fern out of the house. …show more content…
MOM MOM MOM PLEASE DON’T SELL ME. What happens to Fern Dastrup next?

I say, “Mom, It’s me.”
Mom said, “ Oh, Sorry I still love you Fern, don’t scare me like that ever again.

Daniel said, “Oh, no that’s my sister!!!!!!” Then she howled. She killed one of the animal control guard. Fern’s eye was normal.

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