Don't Leave, Please

Taken

The whole team was over at Macs house, celebrating yet another successful mission. And no one was hurt this time. Well, besides the bad guys of course.

"Why didn't we do this the last time?" Cathy smiled.

"Because," Jack started, "a certain someone got hurt last time." Jack winked at Cathy.

Cathy laughed and rolled her eyes.

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"What are you two doing?" Bozer asked Cathy and Mac.

"Well," Cathy moved her hair out of her eyes, "I'm helping, he's working."

"On what exactly?" Bozer asked.

"He won't tell me." Cathy smiled and stood up.

Bozer laughed and shook his head.

"Mac, Matty needs you, me and Jack over at Phoenix."

"What about Cathy?" Mac asked.

Bozer went to speak, but was interrupted. 

"I'll be fine Mac," Cathy smiled, "I always am. If you want, you can call me."

Mac smiled and shook his head.

"We'll be back, alright?"

"Ok." Cathy smiled up at Mac.

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Cathy sighed. The house was empty and quiet. She had watched some TV, but got bored and turned it off.

Cathy stood up and ran her hands through her hair.

"What to do, what to do." Cathy muttered to herself. She walked around the house, looking at all of Macs strange projects.

Cathy walked towards the kitchen and grabbed her phone. She turned it on and opened up her text messages. Her finger pressed on Macs name.

"How's it going?" Cathy sent.

"We're done, heading home now." Mac sent back.

Cathy sighed again and put her phone down.

"Bored." Cathy huffed.

The floorboards creaked.

Cathy turned towards the noise. Nothing was there.

Cathy sat down on the sofa. She relaxed.

The floors creaked again. Cathy's head whipped towards the noise. Nothing was there.

Cathy settled back down onto the sofa. The house went silent again. Then, soft thuds could be heard.

Cathy's heart pounded in her chest.

"Hello Cathy." Danny said from behind her.

Cathy shot off the sofa and tried to escape, but Danny had caught up to her and had one arm wrapped around her waist.

Cathy kicked and screamed. A lamp was kicked off of a table, it shattered to the floor.

"Now Cathy," Danny smiled, "You're making a mess."

"Let me go!" Cathy screamed.

Cathy could smell chemicals in the air. Danny was going to knock her out.

"Cathy," Danny struggled with the girl as he brought his free hand to her mouth with a cloth, "you just need to relax."

Cathy fought with Danny. But she wasn't strong enough this time.

The cloth landed over her mouth, and covered her nose. Cathy's eyes widened. Then, they softened. Everything became hazy.

"Just relax Cathy." Danny's voice echoed.

Cathy's breathing became an echo to her ears. She was passing out.

"Just relax..."

Cathy's eyes slowly closed. The last thing she felt were the hands of her kidnapper picking her up off the ground.