KieraLuna
When we're little our parents tell us to look both ways before crossing the street, to always eat our vegetables, be home before dark, and to never talk to strangers. Once we get to be teenagers, while we still look both ways before crossing the street, we tend to ignore the things our parents always told us when we were little. We favor chips over mushy, overcooked carrots, we stay out way past dark and we talk to strangers. But what we forget is that our parents told us these things to protect us. Let's be realistic though, most of us will never be abducted.
Now I wish I had listened to my parents.
I'm Christina Allerd. In school, I'm at the top of my class and well liked by my peers. I do all of my homework and hand all of my assignments in on time. At home I listen to my parents. (for the most part)
One week ago I was walking home from school and a man came up behind me and knocked me out. I've been stuck in some horrible place with three other girls who all have short brown hair, hazel eyes, and pale skin. None of us know why we're here. Hopefully one day we'll be free, but until we either die or are free, we have a lot of time to think. There's one question i keep asking myself.
Will everything I worked for hard for be for nothing?