If your reading this don't try to save me.I couldn't go anywhere I was trapped. The vicious wailing of planes over head could drive you insane. I quickly climbed into the drain, not bothering About the rats, smell and waste.
The planes kept wailing, lights flashing and the ground shaking.
It went on for hours. I was trapped.Then it ended. I pulled myself up from the drain, stood up. And then...
That was the moment my life changed.
I felt a tender tap on my back and the calmest voice saying 'can I help you, madam'.
I turned to see a boy, well man, maybe 20. He had brown wispy hair, a soft face and a calm but somehow stern voice.
I looked at him, he was in a casual suit. 'Hi, erm I'm, Lucy, do you live round hear'
'Yes, I'm Oliver, I live down the road, here let me help you'. He passed me a tissue 'you have spot of dirt on your head'. And then gave slight chuckle.'Please could I come to your house and get cleaned up'. I said naively, not remembering the very last word my mother said to me, "don't talk to any strainers"
As we were walking to "his house" I had a strange feeling in my stomach, the type of one you get when something is going to go wrong.We turned down an small alleyway, I think the name was moonlight crescent, I'm not sure though. Then he grabbed me.......
I screamed but no one came the last thing I saw want a rock briskly coming towards my head.....
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Mystery / ThrillerThe last thing she remembers as she climbed into the storm drain was the vicious wailing of the aeroplanes overhead. Then as she arose her heart dropped. Her life was about to change forever Lucy was 15 years old, when it happened...