I looked at both the gruff, scary men. Finally my body did what my brain was telling me to do, run. I had no idea where I was going. I started up the stairs, going through the door at the top. I could hear one of the men telling me, “Don’t run. It’s not worth it. We’ll get you one way or another.” Their footsteps were getting quicker and their breath got heavier as they …show more content…
I’ve never done anything to you!” When I looked forward I could see light coming from under a door. Could this be my way to escape? Just a few more yards and I would be okay. They were right behind me. I could hear them. All of a sudden there was a bang and I was laying on the ground. There was a shooting pain in my leg. I flipped myself over, touching the source of the pain. Bringing my hand back up to my face, all I could see was blood. I looked up to see where the men were, then looked back down at my leg. I didn’t stand a chance. The two men finally got to where I was lying helpless. “Well I guess It’s time to go Sweet Heart,” Jeff creepily said as he reached into his back pocket, pulling out a pocket knife. The other man walked above my head and held down my arms. I was struggling to get out of the position, but even if I did I wouldn’t get far. Jeff brought up his hand with the knife and swung down. I closed my eyes, but didn’t feel anything. When I opened my eyes and I was greeted by the darkness of my bedroom. I could only see the objects lit by my fairy lights hanging in the corner. I breathed a sigh of relief. After siting silently for a while I said to myself, “I need to stop watching American Horror Story,” and went back to