Red like roses (Sexual Offenderman Fanfiction)

Chapter 8 - Remember ?

WARNING ! This chapter has graphic scenes in it (blood).

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It had not been the best day for Amy. For the first time in her whole life she didn't wake up to her alarm; her nightmare had been so strong that no sound would have woken her up. Because of her sleeping late, she missed the train and had to wait for the next one. Hearing her old teacher yell at her for being late was always a pain in the ass, even if every other day of the year she was right on time. Lunch wasn't in her taste, she didn't get much done in her class and she only got to go home when the classroom was cleaned - which was somewhere around five o'clock. To her, it had been a nightmare, but knew things still could get worse.

The red head waited at the train station for her ride home, flipping through her phone to find something to entertain herself with. She didn't get many messages in social media, so the human often ended up looking through her own galleries. Watching pictures from her past made her feel a little nostalgic and she wondered if one day they could take a few pictures of the slender brothers. 

The sky was turning dark, grey clouds hiding the sun behind them in a way of telling that it was going to rain soon. 'Great, one way to make my day even worse', the human cursed to herself, only wearing an old hoodie to keep herself warm. If she believed in God, she would be praying for the rain to leave her alone and go bother some other city. 

As the human saw the train coming slowly towards the station, she chose to just listen to music and hid her phone in her pocket, entering the real world once again. Only a few people were waiting for the train with her, making the girl hope there wouldn't be too many people taking over the train and she would have a free seat. 

The train finally started slowing down in front of her, giving the human an access to see her own reflection from the train's windows. Her hair was messy, moving along with the wind and she had dark circles under her eyes, making the human look more tired than she usually did. But something bothered her a little bit more than the way she looked right now. People around Amy were all completely frozen, just standing there and staring into nowhere. It wasn't unusual that people around here were very quiet, but now it seemed a little creepy how paralyzed they all looked like.

The train finally stopped completely and the doors opened wide as Amy stepped inside, not worrying too much about the situation. She was too tired to care about things that were probably nothing serious. The red head looked around for a free seat, only to see that every seat in the carriage was empty. It didn't take even a second for the girl to realize that something was wrong. The whole train was empty, no passengers were leaving or entering it. Amy was confused, not sure if she should stay on the train or leave immediately. She turned around only to see few people staring at her like ghosts, their eyes rolled back like they were completely white. None of them were moving and Amy found the situation too creepy to be even able to move a muscle. Suddenly the doors closed in front of her and panic was rising in her as Amy rushed towards the doors, pushing the buttons in hope to get out. But the doors stayed shut and feeling scared, the human tried to even break the class but her arms were too weak for that. Horrified, Amy was banging on the door, watching as the train left the station.

"Are you fucking kidding me?" the red haired girl cursed, walking around nervously, almost ripping her hair out as she tried to think what to do. So far it didn't seem that bad, but the scariest part was that Amy didn't know what was happening. Maybe someone was hiding in the train, ready to attack her or the train was going somewhere far away where she couldn't find a way home. Amy tried to connect the slender brothers, but she didn't even know how she would be able to do that. She needed help, but didn't know how to get it and was almost breaking down to tears. She tried to collect herself, making herself believe that things were going to be fine and help was already coming. But she couldn't afford many changes.