The Explosion
"Come on," Mark said. "Come on," he repeated. "Let's go on the plane. We have to get to Paris tonight," he said.
Mark was going to Paris with his friends. His friends were Sean, Eddy, Ed, Edd (everyone called him Double D), Kevin, Nazz, Rolf, Sarah, Jimmy, Johnny, and Plank (a piece of wood with a drawn on face that Johnny always carried around).
"Hey, what's the rush," Eddy asked.
"You can't blame him Eddy. I've always wanted to go to Paris," Double D replied.
"Yeah, me too. Paris is the place of love," Nazz remarked.
"And it has babes too," Kevin said.
The gang was going to Paris with the rest of their middle school class for a field trip.
"Well, we got our tickets, let's sit together on the plane," Jimmy suggested.
"Great idea Jimmy," Sarah said.
But little did they know, that Paris wasn't going to be their destination.
It was five minutes until take off, and Mark wasn't feeling well. Then, the vision came to him.
It was of the airplane they were on, and it was a living hell. A spark had caused a fire, and it was expanding. First, their teacher, Mrs. Noffer died. Then Johnny and Plank. Then Jimmy. Sarah was next. Then Sean died. Kevin's turn was after Sean's. Rolf's turn followed Sean's. Finally Nazz died. Other people died with them. Finally, Ed, Double D, Eddy, and Mark died. And the vision was over.
"Oh my G-d," cried Mark. "Oh my God, oh my God, oh my God," he continued yelling.
"Mark, what's wrong," asked Mrs. Siller.
"The plane's going to explode. Oh my G-d the plane's going to explode," Mark yelled. Within a matter of minutes Mark, all of his friends, and Mrs. Siller were involved and got kicked out of the plane.
"Mark, explain to me what happened," Mrs. Noffer demanded to know.
"I had a vision that a spark would cause the gas in the airplane to explode," he explained.
"It's OK Mark. It's common for a person to experience discomfort on their first flight. Whatever it was, everything's going to be OK," Double D reassured him.
"Yeah, but now we'll miss the greatest field trip of the year! That could be us on the plane right now," Kevin shouted pointing at flight 180, their plane.
Then the glass on the airport shattered. They looked at the plane. It was in flames. They were relieved. They had survived. But little did they know, that it wasn't over.