A baby blue Austin Metro pulls up to the local police station. The blue blends in perfectly with the chilly hues of that winter morning. An olive skinned young girl climbs out of the front seat. Her long brown hair goes in contrast with her green turtleneck and pink circle glasses. This little town in Indiana had been through serious traumas in the last three months. Everyone was a little weary of new problems that arose. Though the police station activity had recently slowed down. The girl strolled into the building, clutching a Polaroid in her right hand. She is greeted by an older woman with giant glasses at the front desk. A single phone rings in the distance, muffled tv can also be heard. The girl stands silently, taking in the busy
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Clay Allison was playing inside of her car. The alternative sound fit well with the older looking buildings. A movie theater caught her attention, giving her nostalgic feels. Though she hadn't seen many movies, she always felt comfort in them. She felt that no matter what terrible thing was happening in her world, many great things were happening elsewhere in movies. Shelley pulled into the parking lot to a diner that was close by. Her plan was to ask as many people as she could if they had seen Barkley. At least one of them would have had to caught a glance of him. Walking in she immediately got hit with a warm feeling. Not only on her body, but in her heart. Something about the smell of pancakes, the bright games in the back, and the chatter of each table made her feel at home. Looking around, she caught eyes with a blonde haired boy about her age. She felt that one of them should look away, but she couldn't bring herself to do it. The boy's green eyes lured her in. Shelley could feel every emotion going through his body. She saw he was happy, but also had a deep sadness within him. This feeling made her very curious. She finally was able to pull away and walk to the front counter. She started making rounds, holding up the polaroid and asking if they had seen the
Clay Allison was playing inside of her car. The alternative sound fit well with the older looking buildings. A movie theater caught her attention, giving her nostalgic feels. Though she hadn't seen many movies, she always felt comfort in them. She felt that no matter what terrible thing was happening in her world, many great things were happening elsewhere in movies. Shelley pulled into the parking lot to a diner that was close by. Her plan was to ask as many people as she could if they had seen Barkley. At least one of them would have had to caught a glance of him. Walking in she immediately got hit with a warm feeling. Not only on her body, but in her heart. Something about the smell of pancakes, the bright games in the back, and the chatter of each table made her feel at home. Looking around, she caught eyes with a blonde haired boy about her age. She felt that one of them should look away, but she couldn't bring herself to do it. The boy's green eyes lured her in. Shelley could feel every emotion going through his body. She saw he was happy, but also had a deep sadness within him. This feeling made her very curious. She finally was able to pull away and walk to the front counter. She started making rounds, holding up the polaroid and asking if they had seen the