Chapter fifteen

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When I woke I was alone in my bed.

I assumed Harry had to go train or something.

My arm wasn't hurting as much.

I got out of bed and tried to change my clothes. I struggled as I tried to pull of my shirt. After a few minutes of tugging with one hand I managed to get it off. Easily, I slid off my pants.

I searched through the drawers and found a sweatshirt and skinny jeans. Since the sweat shirt was a little big it easily slid into place, the skinny jeans took a little longer.

I walked out of my room proud of myself.

I went to the kitchen to find some breakfast.

I didn't hear anyone talking, or anyone at all.

I shrugged it off and found an apple. I bit into the apple a I walked to the lobby.

There was no one in the lobby either.

I ran around the whole motel, I couldn't find anyone.

I noticed a small note on the outside of my door.

'Went to a meeting, stay safe -Harry'.

It wasn't very helpful, I didn't know when the left or when they're coming back.

I remembered the gun in the drawer and thought of this as an opportunity to train.

I grabbed the gun and quickly ran to the gym. I looked for something I could shoot at. I found an empty beer can lying at the floor, I picked it up and ran outside.

I went behind the motel so no one could see me. I set the beer can on an old tree stump,

I raised my gun,

aimed,

and pulled the trigger.

It just nearly missed the beer can, I cursed under my breath.

I reloaded the gun,

took a deep breath,

raised the gun,

aimed,

and pulled the trigger once more.

This time I knocked the beer can clean off the stump. I smiled big and ran to the stump.

"Nice shot." A man said coming out from the trees.

I gasped and took a step back, "Who are you?" I asked shakily, he chuckled. "I'm one of Bens friends." He said with a weird grin.

I panicked and raised my gun, he put his hands up to surrender but kept walking towards me.

"You don't have the gut to shoot me." He laughed. I reloaded the gun, took a deep breath. He froze for a second, my hands were shaking. He began walking again after I didn't do anything.

I pulled the trigger.

His body dropped to the ground, lifelessly.

I dropped the gun and gasped, I fell to my knees.

I sat there stunned, staring at his lifeless, dead body.

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