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Genesis: Chapter 5
After what seemed like hours of sweat, tears, and adrenaline the lock gave away and the door fell open. She whimpered and fell to the floor of the empty warehouse. Tired and weak she struggled to her feet and began to make her way to the outside. Forcing her feet to move quicker, adrenaline pushed her into a run, her legs carrying her out of the warehouse and into the fresh air. The natural light hit her, and she stumbled slightly, but still she moved not wanting to stopshe couldnt stopif she stopped she may not be able to move againthan he could catch her.
She never turned her head back, and her feet burned from slapping on the pavement. Her breathing was rapid and ragged, her chest aching. She continued to run toward the noise of cars, climbing a small mound of dirt before stumbling and rolling down the other side and into a wet swampy ditch near the highway. Cars continued to zip by, and she used the last of her energy to pull herself toward the road, praying someone would stop to help her. She managed to get most of her body out of the ditch when she was overcome by exhaustion and fatigue pulling her into darkness.
Shhhits okayyoure safe now Shane the nightmares have been coming more frequently since Shane had returned home the last few days. Shane refused to talk about it, and
Shane stirred at the soft voice; she forced her body away from the cold ditch to the soft warm couch. She managed to open her eyes and looked into
Hey kidgood to have you back in the land of the living
Shane smiled up at
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dude im glade ur back keep it up, : P
Just caught up with your story. Very nice job so far. Please continue.
Wow! What an intriguing story! Thanks for continuing. Truly excellent.
wow this is very interesting please continue!
OMG!! poor shane, what a life I’m glad that they are there for her
That was awesome. Your story kicks butt!!! Excellent