Sentence Starters

In English we were given a quick and simple task to help us improve our creative writing skills. The task was that we were given the start of a sentence that as shown on the board and after setting a timer for two minutes, we had to copy the sentence down and continue it. Make a plot with the first thing that came to our minds after seeing the prompt. For the last two we only had a minute to write something down to encourage us to go with our first instincts more. I found it a bit stressful as I had a lot to write about in so little time, so I was writing and went back to my typos at the end.
Here are the 5 short pieces of writings that I did:


1.Torrential rain was pouring down hard as I glared gloomy out of the train
window. I imagined my life right now as if it were part of some music video;
where the lover still finds it hard to let go of their relationship. Although my
situation had nothing to do with love. But rather a different type of relationship.
A relationship that was about to bloom rather than end. I was going to meet my
biological parents - who I had no idea existed 2 weeks ago - in a couple of hours. 

2. I couldn’t believe what I was seeing. More of less, what I was hearing. Could
you believe it?? Your very own family member, standing right in front of you, calling
you out for something THEY did? Sure, siblings aren’t known to be the best of
friends but there’s an unspoken promise that comes along with being mortal enemies.
It’s the type of relationship where you’re either the one asking where to hide the body
or the one saying where to hide it. There was no in between.

3. If I could fly I would soar to a place where there was no return. To a place that
probably didn’t even exist anyway. A place so far that no one would have remembered
me. I preferred it that way. Suppose it wasn’t much different then how it was before.
Fake smiles and pained laughter. If I could fly, I would be going to a place where I’d be
much happier. 

4. She looked so ridiculous when she came onto that stage. Sure, I heard that there
were some costume problems backstage, but who’d have thought it’d be THAT bad?
Scratch that, I don’t even know her any more. I’ll talk to her after the performance. 

5. I suddenly woke up, the sound of the branches reaching at the window above my
head pierced through the air. As if on cue, lightning stuck, followed by a heavy rainfall.
I hugged my blankets tightly as I prepared myself for the long night that was soon to come.