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Feature of the Week: Isaac Kang’s short story ‘A Bizarre Dream’

The 10-year-old from Renaissance College tells a tale about a strange day at school
byPosties readers
Published: 12:30am, 23 Sep 2024
Length: 346 words
Feature of the Week: Isaac Kang’s short story ‘A Bizarre Dream’

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My day started as usual: brushing my teeth, eating my breakfast and going to school.

But as I entered my school, my face dropped. Nobody was wearing their casual clothes like they usually do. They were wearing uniforms! I couldn’t believe my eyes. Everyone was also walking and talking in the same way.

I thought it was a prank, but as I walked into my classroom, I saw a strange man whom I had never met. He wore a suit and had glasses and wrinkles.

I dashed out of the room to check the room number and saw that it had been replaced by three emojis with glasses.

I rubbed my eyes, but the same symbols were still there. I thought: “Why does everyone look the same? Where am I?” The question tumbled around in my brain. Then, my vision blacked out.

As I came back to my senses, I noticed an ominous figure lurking in the dark. In a flash, it pounced on me, but I dodged it as I became aware that I was sitting on a stool.

“I see that you’re pretty nimble,” the figure said.

When I saw his face, I realised that I had seen the same person on the news: Dr Nesebet Eisth. He is a special agent working for the NSA (Nerds Special Agency).

I started charging towards him. But then something stabbed me in the side. I looked down and found a syringe. The Doc started laughing like he was becoming a hyena.

All of a sudden, memories started flooding into my brain, and a surge of adrenaline helped my hands to break the syringe.

I woke up. It was a dream. I rushed to my diary and started writing.

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