"Mom?"I called."Mom!"
I looked around the huge crowd. No one. I couldn't see her light black bun over the heads of everyone. As I locked my bike to a street pole, I felt strong hands clasp over my mouth.
I screamed for help, but the traffic made me sound like a whisper on the Fourth of July. I kicked away at the person. He finally let go of me, and I ran across the street, not looking back.
And that's when I ran into her.
She carefully looked down at me, hugging me. I could tell she was shocked. A little girl had just ran into herb arms.
"Are you okay?"she asked, her voice calm and melodic.
"N-no,"I said, crying.
"Who are you?"
"I'm ___,"
"I'm Tiffany."
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