My life was now in my hands, scared to move and scared to say a thing i had nothing left, not even pride. I imagined every thing to be a happy moment but look at me. Only if had stuck with Tyrese and listened to my morals I wouldn't have been in this position. The car was at a dead stop right next to an abandon house. I begin to feel even worst than earlier. As I laid in the back seat of the car i could feel two muscular hand, one wrapped around my waist and the other near my gentile area. i couldn't hold it anymore my urge to scream for help grew even louder. scared I began screaming out for anyone who was near by.
''HELP!!! SOMEBODY PLEASE HELP ME!!!! '' I screamed as one of the guys pulls me out the car
''shut up girly!'' one of them said almost hitting me to the ground unconscious I was now between the car door and the three boys.
the other three stood muttering about what they should do to me. I was never good at defending my self nor was I better at fending off my enemies at this moment at this time i had to built the courage to stand up for my self. I muttered under my breathe as the guys came closer to hear me, as my chance grew to run away I smiled as I looked into the leaders eyes who was now coming out of the old house.
why was I smiling? did I finally loose myself? have I gone crazy?
I mustered all my strength and kicked one of the guys in the balls and attempted to escape but one of the guys grabs unto my hair while the other two grabs unto my hand and my feet. I scream aimlessly as i continuously kick my feet. it was at least a second later when my feet had raised and I was able to kick two of them in the nose and then made my run. I headed back down the road half naked and scared as adrenaline cursing through my veins. When I was far enough I stopped at the bus stop and burst down in tears. I sighed hopefully taking a long breath before I knew it I had fainted. Afraid of that traumatic experience I fainted under a bus shed half naked. It wouldn't be long before they had caught up to me but all that didn't matter anymore.