“I didn’t really think that life was THAT short lived,” Liam said.
“I mean, dying of old age doesn’t sound that bad now.”
“Grreat! We are chained to a wall in an unknown basement somewhere, waiting for impending doom and you’re worried about getting crow’s feet and wrinkles,
Instead… let’s sing show tunes while we get hacked to bits.” I murmured sarcastically.
I knew he had heard me by the look on his face, but then his face turned ashen with horror as our captors entered the room. I felt the blood drain from my already pale face.
I recognised the face.
A face I knew.
A face I feared.

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The Forest Path
Teen FictionSamantha Clearton is a single child of your typical separated family. Her Dad's a mess, her Mom's moved on to the next guy; But to her unwanted surprise, her Mom's boyfriend asks them to move with them to his home-town of Masonville, Seattle. Althou...