"Just leave me alone Anna," Mikayla said when I caught up to her.
I tried grabbing her arm, but she pushed me away. Though she wasn't running anymore, she continued to walk at a brisk pace down the street. Her arms were crossed in front of her protectively.
"I’m sorry I can’t do that. I don't want you to be alone. Please, please, stay here with us,” I said, keeping her pace.
"Anna, honestly, I would feel a lot safer at home. I just can't be somewhere that some creepy guy you dreamed kidn*pped me, knows where I am. I know you said it was just a dream, but it feels like it’s getting all too real. It’s starting to scare me.”
"Okay, that’s fair. I’m sorry this is happening to you. You make a good point of not staying at my house. I get it. I understand, so please let us give you a ride to
