"Mr. DeMille, I'm ready for my close-up."
"Will you be quiet?" I liked her screwy humor, but not right now. We'd heard too much, they were looking for us, and she was sitting out in the open. I scanned the area. How close were we? Were we safe?
Still, she was right. We hitched a farm truck this far. If they knew, we'd already be dead. I was the paranoid one.
Dad's cabin wasn't far away. We could hide there a long time. Nobody knew about it, not even her, and it had a well and months of food. We'd survive.
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Close Up and Away
Short StoryA story of having to hide, but in the open? Based off the picture.