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I kept telling myself it would be okay. I couldn’t run any faster than I already was. I could hear the thumping in my chest, and thinking he could hear it, made a shiver run down my spine. My eyes darted around, searching for the dark silhouette of a trench coat. I heard a crunch in the leaves behind me. I scrambled around looking for a hide away, when my eyes landed on a hole in the ground, big enough to fit my body. I jumped in it and covered myself with wet leaves. I heard the faint noise of crunching leaves traveling further and further away from me. I awoke in a moist spot under wet leaves, laying on the soggy forest floor. I had to give my eyes a minute to adjust to the bright sun shining through the trees around me. I felt something …show more content…

Tracing the X with my ridged fingers. Saying the words “2015 Travis Dex” in a particularly questionable tone. I hear 10 consecutive beeps, all about 2 seconds apart. I step back slowly waiting for the worst thing to happen, when the X slowly begins to pull apart. The inside of the tree is lit up in a bright red light. I see a large bike, like the ones I’ve learned about in my text books. One that our ancestors road. With two wheels, and long handle bars. I stepped inside, pulling away the spider webs. The word “Motorcycle” was written on the wall, in what appears to be paint. I read the next step.

“2. Admire my work. I’ve spent my whole life creating this masterpiece. Beginning when I was a young child, finishing when I was in my mid 30’s. My father helped me from the beginning, and when I had finished it, it was worth nearly 4.2 million dollars. I wouldn’t have sold it for ten times that amount. It means too much to me. Now that you know what it means to me. Please take care of it. I guarantee you’re the only one that has anything like this.
3. put the key I gave you into the ignition, on the right side of the handlebars, and turn the key to the right. The motor should be loud, don’t be afraid, it won’t bite

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