Timmy's Search

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Timmy woke up the next morning and saw that he had a few bite marks from insects and a bee stung Tanya. He couldn't stand the thought of seeing his baby sister hurt so he woke her up and told her that they need to find somewhere to stay. We were walking for a long time until Tanya saw a small cottage on the other side of a small village. We ran to there and noticed that it was a rusty old abandoned cottage. We decided to try and fix it up so we called up a builder to help us repair it. The builder came over within 5 minutes and started to work on the cottage. He explained that it will take 30 minutes to fix so in the meantime, we could go out and he will call Timmy when it is ready.

We both left for the nearest café and order hot chocolate with churros for breakfast. We also ordered pancakes to take back with us to the cottage. We stayed in the café for 20 minutes and enjoyed the food until Tanya said that she was bored. I realized that we were on Wellington Street and remembered that there is a water park just a few roads ahead. I told Tanya that they was a surprise for her and took her there. She opened her eyes and admired the beauty of the water park.

"I love it! Thank you so much for bringing me here Timmy!!" Tanya excitedly screamed.

She ran into the park and went to the merry go round. It was a really cool merry go round because as you go on it, you get splashed with water! We played in the park for a while and whilst we were at a game booth, I got a call from the builder. I allowed Tanya to carry on enjoying herself and went to the main gate where I answered the call.

Timmy went back to the game booty to notice that Tanya was missing! The shocking news he heard next caused him to have upsetting images fly through his head. He had found out that a couple came over and said that they are here to take her home and then they took her and drive of with her. Thanks to the man that broke this news to him, Timmy immediately new who it was.

He went to the nearest police station to report his incident but had stopped due a memory coming back into his worried mind. He recalled the fact that if he went to the police, they would recognize him and tale him back to Mrs Lee in the orphanage. So rather, Timmy ran across the streets and showed all the people that he caught an eye of a picture of Tanya. No one saw her.

Worry filled Timmy's mind and his heart shattered. He thought that this was the end of his life. His pulse became faster and his blood flowed quicker. He fell to the ground and started crying. He cried for 5 minutes 'til he thought to himself that there is no use of crying. That crying is going to do no benefit to him and will not help him in any way to find his little sister. He continued his search for her and asked many many people.

He finally found hope. And old man told him that he saw Emma Hunter with Her husband Tom Hunter. They were both with her in a car. I asked him how he knew them and he responded that they were friends. He suggested that by giving him their address, he could probably go see Tanya. And so that's what I did. I got their address and hailed a taxi to take me there.

Questions filled my mind with confusion and my heart started beating faster.

"Drive faster please" I kindly commanded to the driver. I was paranoid and in a rush. What if I can't find her? What if she isn't there? What if they kidnap me too? As the answers started to come to me, the driver was about to ull into their road. Immediately, I told him to stop or else this would've alerted my parents that I am here.

Mrs Hunter's POV

We drove into are house and shoved Tanya into her old room. She was crying but we couldn't care less. I made her food and went to get her clothes from the laundry room. I grabbed the clothes then droped them instantly as I hear my husband scream. I ran upstairs and changed my direction to enter Tanya's room.

She wasn't there. The room was empty. Silence filled the room as I sat on the bed trying not to panick. My heart beated faster 'til a sudden clash of a lamp gave me a mini heart attack. I looked up to see Mr Hunter with his hands leant against the cupboard and his face becoming a bright red. His anger grew and sweat fell from his forehead. A loud heartbeat startled us but we knew no one else was here. We went to check the bathroom but no one was there.