The Outtaker's Daughter

“Hadley run!” I yelled. She smiled and motioned to her ears then shook her head.

“RUN!” I yelled. The bull noticed her bright red sweater and started charging at her. I jumped off the porch and ran across the field to her.

“Get off the swing!” I shouted. She made a face.

“Turn around!” I yelled. She turned and saw the bull a few feet behind her. She got jumped from the swing and ran towards me shrieking. I grabbed her hand and led her to the barn. While running, I yanked off her sweater and threw it in another direction away from us. The bull chased it and ripped it to shreds as Hadley and I ran into the barn. Hadley climbed the stairs to the little loft and I closed the door, and then joined her. We were both breathing hard. I got dizzy and closed my eyes.

“Emily?” Hadley said. I opened my eyes but couldn’t keep the open enough. I opened and closed my eyes, drifting in and out of consciousness.

“Em? Emily! Wake up!” she begged only it wasn’t her voice. Her mouth was moving but the voice was Jacob’s.

“Emily!” Jacob shouted. I opened my eyes. He was looking at me worried.

“What?” I asked dizzily. My face felt hot and wet.

“You were screaming and crying. I never heard anything like it before. What happened to you?” He asked me. I shrugged and looked over at Mr. Phil. He was writing something on the sheet.

“I’m sorry. You can’t stay with your family you’ll be going to one of the safe houses in the Outtakes.” He said. I couldn’t breathe. I looked at Jacob. His eyes got big and worried.