The Change

"Okay, you're not the neighbor. What are you doing here and when is the soonest time you can leave?" I demanded. He's the kind of guy that, if he dressed right, would have all the girls falling for him in a seconds notice. I've never been one of those girls so his luck was about to run out.

"Wait-you-can-see-me?" he shook his head before he continued, "Please-help-me. Need-place-to-hide," he said, gasping for breath after every word. I sighed and got up so I was actually able to look at him face to face, this is when I realized that he was about half a foot taller than me. I never have been considered tall.

"Why should I trust you instead of calling the police right now?" I demanded. He looked at me startled, he must be use to getting anything and everything he wanted.

"Because I'm either going to pass out before they get here or we're both going to die before the get here," he told me. I sighed and gave him a look that could pierce skin.

"Well in that case I'll give you a deal, I don't call the police and you get out of here and never come back," I told him, I pushed him back. I saw on his face that he was trying to stay calm, I never stayed calm so he needed to stay away from me. I heard a sound in the distance, I didn't care much for it but the guy in front of me did.

"We have to hide!" he said panicky. I was about to object when he threw me over his shoulder, I didn't react to it until seconds later I was so surprised. I started banging my fists against his back as hard as I could, I knew he was heading for the garage door.

"LET ME GO!" I screeched. He didn't change at all, he just continued on towards the garage. He pushed the door open and locked it up in seconds.