Who's Next?

Five Turning to Four.

Only five people left. Zoey, Seth and Abby were gone. People were still wondering who did it, and why, but there was no leading clues. Zoey, Seth and Abby were gone forever, somebody did that to them and got away with it.

The five teenagers that were left, stuck together, they always spent nights at each other's house and never went alone anywhere. It was too dangerous.

One night, they were all sleeping on Maci's floor, and two men walked in total dark brown and black. They decided to grab Jason, since he was the closest to them. The tallest one kept him quiet, while the other one, got him out the window. It didn't take very long to get him out.

When they were out of the window, the short man grabbed everything from his pocket and threw it onto the ground, Including his black coat. He still had black clothes underneath, though. The tallest man was holding his hand, with a tight grip, but Jason still tried to get away. He took his other hand, slapped the murders hand, and started running. He didn't get very far. When they caught him, they stabbed him with a knife two times, and then gave him pills, so that he would die and never wake up.

Back at Maci's home, everyone was now awake, looking for Jason, and worrying about him. They looked out the wide open window and saw a man laying on the ground, with a little blood. It turned out to be Jason.

Once again, the police were called but, they could not figure anything else.

"t's another from the group of friends" Mr. Dace said to Officer Jones standing next to him.

"Yeah, the killer might be after them all" Officer Page replied.

Officer Quicky joined into the conversation. "Well, it could be more than just one killer, and what could they have in common?"

Mr. Dace and Officer Page nodded in agreement and left to get back into there cars.

No clues or anything was leading to anything at all. The police couldn't figure out anything. They were confused, but still tried their best to work with nothing. It was hard for any of the four to sleep. They were going crazy, not knowing who was going to be killed next. It was getting very serious and scary for everybody, especially for the four teens still left.

It was hard, and sometimes the four remaining wished they were already dead. They didn't want to be last, they would have no one who would cry for them. They talked about this twenty-four hours a day. Even, when one had to go to the bathroom, the other three would stand outside the door talking to the one in the bathroom the whole time. The code word was Egg, in case they ever saw anything weird, and wasn't being allowed to say anything, he could just say the code word.

Maci, Pete, Haley and Jake had always wanted something big to happen in their life. Not this though, they talked about becoming vampires, or spys or have super powers but never anything about killing. It was very scary for all of them. They couldn't even leave the house by themselves. They didn't want another one to die. They only had four left.

This news was everywhere. Everyone was scared to let there kids go off on there own, they didn't want anything to happen to them. The town, stayed inside their house for the most psrt, but if they needed something they had to leave. They had no idea, who the killers are. It could be a next door neighbor, or a close friend you just talked to, for all anybody knows, it could be your husband or your wife.

The police were still working on figuring out Zoey, Seth, Abby and now Jason's death. All the parents and the four left helped out the most that they could. They searched areas once again, where they found all of them dead, to see if there was any clues what so ever. The police had found a black coat, with garbage and pens that fell out, but they didn't find any clues to the deaths. The police were not happy, they were actually very frustrated. They couldn't find anything, and the killers are just getting away with everything. They were too smooth. The killers didn't leave anything behind, that would have a hint. The killers were playing games with the police, and the police didn't like it at all.