Blindness-Personal Narrative

It started out as any other normal day. Except for one thing. "Plop". A blob of white, slimy goo fell onto the side of my bed. I look up, half expecting to see some sort of monster, drooling all over me. Instead I see a ceiling covered in goo. "Plop". This time it falls onto my face. Gross. I quickly roll out of my bed, and grab my shoes. By the time I am done with that, the atrocious liquid is spewing down my walls. "Mom!" I yell. I wait for a response but no one answers. I call for my mom three more times but receive no reply. I decide to go check the kitchen where I can usually find my parents on a Saturday morning. Still, there is no one. I go up and check their room, still no one. I try the front and back yard, but no luck. By this
Creek. The door opened a crack, but there was an absence of people. "Hello?", I said. I tip toed into the main corridor and looked around. Nothing was out of place or missing, except for humans. I then tried all the neighbors on my street, and the next. At this point I was terrified, and did not think it could get any worse, but it did. All of a sudden, the same goo that I had seen in my room earlier, started falling out of the sky. It started off as a light drizzle, and turned into a massive pour. I looked up towards the sky just in time to see a giant spaceship landing a few hundred feet down the road. I paced back and forth, contemplating my next move. I chose to get a better look, and raced towards the mysterious object. Just as I arrived, the door on the space ship inched open. I stepped back to let whatever was in there out. "Greetings, fellow earthling", it said. "I have come to tell you that you are needed for a very important experiment." The green, one-eyed figure then stepped aside and pulled out one of my good friends from school, Tommy Davis. I gasped in horror. In a quick, and precise movement, they placed Tommy in a machine that made a disturbing sound. He was lifted off the ground, and his scream was
The same white goo I had seen earlier, in place of Tommy. My first instinct was to run, and I would have, if not that two aliens were already guiding me to the rocket ship. Inside, I immediately recognized students, teachers, coaches, and even neighbors. I could not seem to find my parents, which made think that they were the goo in my room earlier. at this point, I was very sad, tired, and scared. I watched people after people transform, each time getting scarier. I did not know when they would get to me, or if they would get to me. But I did know one thing, my life was about to change forever.