Johnny Johns: A Narrative Fiction

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Johnny Johns submerged from the mysterious time machine in St. Louis yesterday. He disappeared out of the blue 3 weeks ago and just now came back. Did he leave on purpose or not?

So according to Johnny Johns, his experience was “terrifying.” He claims he saw this machine flashing random colors so he opened the door and poof. The next thing that happens is he said he’s in a ring with gladiators. So there was supposedly one way out of it... But he wasn't faster than the lion that was in the ring with him. He tried to run though. After a little bit of johnny tripping, the lion caught him. As it was about to tear him a new one, “BAAM”. “I was screaming in an old lady's house on a couch.” She offered him some tea and crumpets and he looked around …show more content…
So by now he kind of had this figured out I set a timer on his phone at one minute and 30 seconds. This was probably the scariest thing that had ever happened to him according to Johny So picture this he's in a car handcuffed with a midget named Evan pointing a gun at his head. The midget kept saying just because you think you're bigger than me doesn't mean you can boss us around like babies. Johnny tried to calm him down but he had no clue what was happening. I mean he just arrived 30 seconds ago. The confused man had only had to survive one more minute… ONE MORE. His eyes glued to the phone like flies on stink. Finally down to five seconds left. Five..Four..Three..Two.. The midget put his finger on the trigger..1.5...one-- he started to pull...zero BAM Johnny vanished into nothingness. He was gone. Ok, so now Johnny couldn’t wait to find out for something awesome to come to. Finally, finALLY, He popped in some paradise getting his feet just rolfed. By none other than morgan freeman. His voice talking about the most boring thing in the history of the world but everything he said sounded so cool to Johnny Johns. He thought it was amazing when that time ended the man was devastated. With no time left
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