Script (BEFORE IT’S TOO LATE)

 Before it’s to late

written by Tiyana Smith


AT A AIR BNB

Suse finds Aj on the floor with a knife in his back.

SUSE (Screams)

Guys Aj’s dead!!!

Everyone runs into the living room and looks over Aj’s body

AALIYAH

What? How did this happen?

SUSE

I don’t know! When I walked in I and seen him on the floor in his own blood.

Everyone goes to the dining/kitchen area.


DINING/KITCHEN AREA

AALIYAH

This can’t be real. It doesn’t feel real. We gotta do call the police!

STEWART

We can’t call the police. They’re going to lock us up. We have to get rid of it another way.

AALIYAH

Are u crazy?! We can’t do that!

SUSE

I bet you’re wondering how this even happened. Let’s start from the beginning…

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