Dakot A Fictional Narrative

Dakota was a senior from her high school whose father was the principle. Dakota reared back and stared wide eyed at Jeny, recognition in her eyes. Jeny continued lying there staring at Dakota when Dakota spoke aloud, “What a surprise it is to see you here.” Dakota reached her hand down and yanked Jeny up to her feet. Jeny was still in shock, not saying a word. When Dakota started talking Jeny jerked alert and back, creating a few feet of space between her and the older girl in front of her.
Dakota was talking about her RV and explaining to Jeny what was wrong with her engine. By the time Dakota had stopped talking, Jeny realized that the engine was gonna need a lot of work. Jeny was getting a vibe from Dakota that help with the engine was …show more content…
Even though it was three years later, Jeny had still not been inside the courthouse. She knew her father had photos-photos she wanted-but could not gather up the courage to go inside and get them. Jeny was forming a plan in her head when her attention was ripped away from the plans and the door, by Dakota calling her name and asking if she was ready. Jeny lead Dakota down the road a couple blocks and around the corner into the parking garage that had an access point onto the roof. The roof was the way she normally got back in, due to the fact she barricaded every door she could find on the third floor leading to the floors underneath.
Dakota crawled down the hatch first followed closely by Jeny. When both girls had their feet solid on the ground, Jeny lead Dakota to the opposite side of the floor, away from the archive room. Jeny lead her into the study room that was located in the back of the World War 2 section. Dakota started settling in and was making the room comfy for herself while Jeny was watching. After she had finished doing that she told Jeny that she wanted to go out and search for the parts she needed. But she didn’t know where any auto parts stores were in the area. Before the first turning, Dakota never went