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chapter eight ( surf's up pizzeria)
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MIKAYLA WAS FREAKING OUT, she let Levi out of her sight for ten minutes and now he disappeared into thin air.
Her and Lydia were walking down the street, glancing around their surroundings in hope that they would find Levi somewhere doing something that only himself found normal. Like petting that dead cat again or swimming in the fountain.
Mikayla was on the phone with the cops, telling them about her missing brother. "Yeah, he's about 4 foot 2, he has brown curly hair and he's wearing a green T-shirt," Unaware that Levi had changed into his Flash costume. "Alright. . .yeah, thanks." She then ended the call.
Turning around, she walked backward to find Lydia barely keeping up with her. "Can you be any more faster?" She sarcastically scolded.
"I'm sorry but these heels aren't made for running." Lydia pointed at her strappy heels.
Mikayla frowned. "I've called the police a dozen times now and they still can't find him. What if he got kidnapped or got sold off or something!"
The Martinez girl scoffed. "This is Waymount, who wants to kidnap someone from this dump?"
"Lydia, this is bad. Like extremely bad, what are we gonna do?" Mikayla panicked. The police didn't report her with any updates with Levi yet and it was starting to get dark.
The red haired girl softly gasped. "How about this, we split up. Then we might find him faster."
Automatically, Mikayla knew what her friend was trying to do. "Or you can get to the party faster."
"Worth a shot. . ." Lydia mumbled and she just really wanted to go to that party.
But attending the party was the last thing Mikayla was worried about, if her parents or Rebecca found out that she lost Levi, she would never see the light of day again. Then she let out a soft gasp when an idea struck upon her.
