I followed Michael into the first room we saw in the upstairs hallway. As we walked closer, a threatening sight came into view. Gabby, looking more distressed and panicked than I had ever seen someone before, was tied to a chair with her hands behind her back and a gag wrapped around her mouth. Once I looked at her close enough, I could tell that she was trying to speak through the cloth. She then looked at Michael, her eyes begging for him to help. Before anyone could move toward the restrained girl, Helga stood in the way. “No. Not yet,” she said. “At least take off her gag,” said Michael, somehow sounding very calm about the situation. “She probably needs to say something important.” Helga turned to face Walter, but he shook his head. “We need to get out of here,” he said. I wanted to agreed with him, but another part of me said that Gabby needed to be rescued and taken somewhere away from this house. “It wouldn’t hurt to let her talk,” I spoke up, moving around everyone and walking toward the chair Gabby was restrained to. “Sarah, wait!” I could hear Michael shout behind me, sounding very concerned, as if he thought it could be a trap. However, nothing happened. I reached behind Gabby and started untying the knot in the cloth behind her head until it loosened and fell. As soon as it fell, I could hear her breathe a huge pull of air. “Thank you,” she whispered hoarsely. “Don’t worry about anyone hurting you. They promised not
It was a cold and foggy wednesday morning on june 10th. Hunter was sleeping on his bed when he heard his mom call him.
“She will be okay. She is a strong girl, nearly as strong as you.” Mariam assured her.
“Is everything all right with you now?” I asked having referred to her arm, but was actually prying deeper than that.
“I am not too sure,” she said quietly. “I have not been able to examine her or speak to her about that.”
"I did not know you would be coming!" Sophia said. Her voice was only loud enough to
She gladly obeyed, and stepped into Lauren’s house, blood trailing in her wake. Lauren swallowed and closed the door behind her. “I’ll just grab a cloth. Wait
“TAYLOR, CAN YOU HEAR ME?” Her breath was ragged and her insides felt like they were burning up along with her skin. Coughing slightly, her eyes fluttered open to first see the outline of Clarke looking down at her concernedly.
A shallow gasp escaped her throat. “Even if I am—it’s no concern of yours.” She retrieved her
“Ada,” his voice was surprisingly steady, given how unstable he was feeling. He could feel her fear. Her despair. “Please, don’t leave me alone. You promised, remember?”
“Oh?” He asked curiously. “I thought some of her abrasiveness had worn on. I suppose it was wrong. Although,” he paused for a moment, pushing off the railing to stand in front of me.
“Fine,” Clary answered. She got up and walked over to the large mat used for fighting, and stood in one of the corners. “Let’s
“My bride,” he said, lying still and kissing her lips gently. “Are you all right?”
The little girl lifted her head. It took a few moments to see what was happening. “Teddy? You can talk?”
“Don’t let her get to any technology or she’ll use it to transport!” Harkens exclaimed and broke out into a sprint towards her.
It was midnight. Marvin had just went to bed when he hears a ding. The oven Marvin thought. Usually, his dad never cooked late at night so Marvin decided to go downstairs. Marvin tiptoed down the stairs and peeked his head over the stairwell. What Marvin finds is beyond words. As he rushes upstairs he feels a burning pain. His limp body crashes down to the floor.