I'm so sorry I left it on a cliffhanger like that!
I stood stock still, shocked. "She's the one who kidnapped you?!?" I demanded.
"Y- yeah?" He sounded slightly frightened at the ferocity in my voice. I was beyond furious. I stormed up to her and placed a foot in her throat. I pushed down just hard enough for her to be uncomfortable and leaned down until my face was inches from hers. "Tell me why you did it," I demanded simply.
"Because she stole him from me! That baby was her spawn, so why should she live?" I growled. How messed up was this monstrous excuse of a human being?
"What about Parker? Why didn't you mention him?" I asked, dangerously close to pushing my foot down completely and finishing it once and for all. I could hear her grin, feel the waves of self-satisfaction and loathing coming off of her like a pungent stink. "The boy? Why, I didn't do anything wrong! After all..." She paused. "He's my son."
She threw her head back and laughed, the most cruel sound ever uttered from human lips. I
"Surprised?" She asked. I was. I was utterly shocked. I staggered backwards a bit, but strong, warm arms wrapped around me from behind.
"It's alright," Parker whispered in my ear. Then suddenly a voice rang out from the top of the stair.
"Watch out!" Mom screamed. Quick as a flash, Parker pulled me out of the way. I heard a snarl, then a thump and a small whine.
"Silver!" I yelled. Parker dragged me away, but I could sense something coming at us. I pushed Parker on of the way as a fuselage of heavy books hit me. I screamed in pain as I crashed to the ground, twisting my leg terribly as I did.
"Run!" Parker exclaimed as he dragged me to my feet.
"I can't!" I protested when I fell again. Suddenly Parker picked me up, bridal style, and started sprinting to who knows where. Finally he stopped and pushed through a door.
"Do you have a-" his sentence was cut off as the sound of shattering glass filled the air. Then Parker started to run again, pushing through a door . He pushed through and cursed.
"Dead end," he muttered, more to himself to me. Still, I didn't find the choice of words comforting. He turned abruptly and ran back inside. I could feel the wind from his movements as he stared around, looking for an escape.
But when he didn't make a move, my heart sunk. We were doomed. Then suddenly he lunged sideways. I managed to stifle a scream as he stuffed me in a small confined space and clambered in after me.
"What is this?" I asked, my voice a whisper.
"A cabinet," he whispered back. He then pressed a finger to my lips to quiet me. I held my breath, my attention not on the kidnapper chasing us, but Parker's finger resting on my lips. I wondered - then someone entered the doom.
Sorry for another cliffhanger. It's 12:30 (PM) and I'm so tired I can hardly see. Literally. Anyway, goodnight, sweet dreams, and see you in the margins!
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Unseeing
ActionI wasn't born blind. I used to be an ordinary girl, popular enough to get by, with good friends and decent grades. But that all changed the day of the storm.