Sienna Rose Sinclair was a girl in the wrong place at the wrong time. She knew too much. She had too many secrets.
September 1, 2009. The day she disappeared alongside Alison DiLaurentis. The secrets are unwinding one by one. After all, two can onl...
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IV. Sienna's Song
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Sienna Rose Sinclair is smart. It's a known fact, something she's always prided herself on. It's what's helped her succeed in life. Right now, it's what's keeping her alive.
She isn't sure what happened to her. The last thing she can remember from the outside world is losing consciousness while protecting her friends. Her heart rate kept slowing and slowing. Sienna assumed it was a poison designed to kill her.
Only, she is still alive.
So, Sienna formed a new hypothesis. Shana didn't mean to kill her. She only intended to make it appear like Sienna was dead.
Sienna once read about a drug that slows the heart rate down slow enough to go undetected and make an individual appear dead while still pulsing just enough to keep the individual alive.
Given what A has done in the past, it seems like a fair conclusion. Which also means that her friends think she's dead.
Sienna has no clue if Alison returned to Rosewood or if her friends survived the night. She assumes they did, if Shana wasA, but the fact that Sienna has been taken discounts this theory. Perhaps Shana was A, but she is not the one pulling the strings. She's not the only one playing the game.
There's one more conclusion that Sienna can come to. Maybe. Possibly. Someone else can figure out what she did on Labor Day Weekend. Maybe someone can question the body in the grave. Maybe someone will realize she's still alive.
It's a long shot. One, Sienna isn't sure she wants someone to take. Yet, a piece of her gut is telling her that it is the best option for her future.
Only days ago, she was so afraid to face Rosewood, but now she wishes she were there. She wishes that she could hug her sister, her aunt. She wishes she could tell them she loved them and that she was sorry. She wishes that Jason would hold her.
She wished that A didn't have her.
She'd been unable to discover where she is being held or how long she'd been gone. Sienna assumes it's been less than three days, solely based on her hunger cues and bodily hygiene.
A hasn't begun many games yet, but it is only a matter of time.
The only thing Sienna can be grateful for is that her friends aren't here with her. She can face any horrors if it means her loved ones are safe. And Sienna feels like she is about to face every horror she's ever imagined.
She isn't sure what A's plan is, or who they are, but she's determined to find out. She will find out. She will take them down. She will be free. Even if it kills her.
