IT WAS HER

2392 Words

We climbed out of the cellar just after 7:00 a.m. To be safe, we waited longer. than an hour after sunrise, knowing we would miss some of our classes that Friday morning. But once, we witnessed the destruction of the kitchen and living room in Peter’s townhouse, it became immediately obvious that school would be an afterthought for the rest of the day as well. “My God!” Peter whispered in amazement, after we stepped back into the kitchen. The refrigerator lay on its side and the oven door had been torn off. Huge holes had been torn in the floor where the fiends tried to burrow their way into the cellar from above. Unlike what we’d been told before, a thick steel slab covered the cellar in addition to the steel-reinforced walls and door. I couldn’t think of anything to add to my

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