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  • Four Days Earlier

    Four days earlier Amber and her boyfriend were camping at the river a few miles outside of town. It was a calm and cool night with a slight breeze that came from the south. The air smelled of rain. In the distance lightning could been seen. Amber checked her phone for the latest weather update.

    “We should probably pack up and head back to town.” She said as she passed the phone to him.

    “After all that time we took to setup the tent and lights. I’m not going anywhere.”

    Then he looked at the phone, “It’ll be okay. It’ll blow over. I only see a few sprinkles on the radar. No need to worry.”

    He passed the phone back to her and then headed for the wood pile. In the distance the lightning got closer. The sound of thunder started to appear. The calm wind from earlier had disappeared. It was the calm before the storm. Amber knew they needed to leave, but her boyfriend wanted to stay.

    A short time later it appeared that the storm had moved off to the west. Amber had been overreacting. It never did rain. Only some lightning and thunder from the distance.

    The two of them sat by the fire. Suddenly there was a noise from the trees on the west side. A flash of lightning revealed a shadowy figure. A second flash and it was gone.

    “What was that?” Amber said as she grabbed a hold of her boyfriends arm.

    “What was what? I don’t see anything.” Then he stood up. “Come on let’s go to bed.”

    Suddenly an arrow pierced his chest from behind. A harpoon. He fell to the ground. Amber rushed to him. Blood all over his body. Blood all over herself. Blood all around the whole area.

    The shadowy figured reappeared. He grabbed hold of her. Covered her mouth with a chloroform laced towel. After she passed out, he dragged her away into the trees.

    To Be Continued . . .

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  • Her Eyes Were Open

    Lucy woke up. Her eyes were open, but the room was so dark she could not see anything around her. The air felt damp and smelled of death. The sink faucet dripped. The clock ticked loudly in the silent room. Only the sounds of someone walking around above her could be heard.

    Her hands still taped behind her. Her mouth still taped all the way around her head. She tried to sit up. She could not. She tried to roll sideways. She could not. John had wrapped taped from her feet to her elbows all the way around her body and the plywood bed she laid on.

    Suddenly there was light from the hallway that shined through the cracks of the closed door. Foot steps started to appear. Floor creeks happened. Then the squeak of the door as it opened. The light from the hallway flooded the room. In the doorway, stood a dark shadowy figure.

    Lucy stared in to the light. The shadowy figure moved closer to the bed. She couldn’t talk. She couldn’t move. All she could do was let a weird psycho have his way with her.

    A few minutes past. The shadowy figure got down from on top of her. He grabbed the roll of duct tape and wrapped it around her forehead and the bed holding her head securely in place. Then he reached over to the wall and turned on one single dimly lit light that was directly above her head.

    In the light Lucy could see what hung directly above her. A rope held the beheading blade a few feet above her neck. Over to the side a candle was placed underneath the other end.

    Suddenly Lucy heard the strike of a match. She panicked. She tried everything she could to get free. But it was no use. She had been taped up real tight with an entire roll of duct tape. The flame moved only a few inches to the candle. Once lit, the candle slowly started to burn the rope that held the blade above her neck. The shadowy figured disappeared into the hallway closing the door behind him.

    To Be Continued . . .

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  • 8:28 PM

    Lucy woke up on the couch with her hands duct taped behind her. The clock read 8:28 PM. She tried to speak, but her mouth was taped. She heard noises that sounded like dishes being washed coming from the kitchen. She sat up and started to walk towards the front door. Lucy hoped she would be able to open it without him hearing her.

    Suddenly John stood in the doorway. She had only gotten about 6 feet away from the couch.

    “Oh no you don’t.” John said out loud as he grabbed her arm. “Where do you think you’re going? Sit down in this chair and be still.”

    As John walked across the room for the duct tape, Lucy took off for the door. But she didn’t make it very far. John met her there and then pulled her back over to the chair where she had already been sitting.

    “Sit there and be still.” He said to her as he walked backwards to the table where the duct tape was.

    John walked back across the room to her. Duct tape in hand. He got down on his knees so he could tape her feet. As he did, she took her knee and placed it right into his chin. He fell backwards on the floor. Lucy took off for the door once more. This time she past it. And once outside started to run as fast as she could away from him.

    Lucy tried ever so desperately to free her hands from behind her as she ran. But it was no use, they had been taped up real tight by John. She continued to run. Sounds of vehicles were nearby.

    She ran farther and farther. Finally, she reached the highway. Lucy stood there and stared into the darkness while she tried to catch her breath.

    Suddenly, she heard a noise behind her. She turned to look. But it was to late. While she had stopped to catch her breath, John had caught up with her. He grabbed ahold of her. As she struggled to get away, he started dragging her back away from the highway and into the forest.

    To Be Continued . . .

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