I rifled through my purse to find my phone.
I walked inside and closed the door. I thought the thieves has left, but a man dressed in black with a ski mask walked around the corner and saw me.
"Found her!" He yelled.
Two other men came around the corner with two big knives in their hand.
"Please! I promise I won't tell!" I pleaded.
I started crying.
One of the men put a knife up to my throat when another man came down the stairs.
"Stop!" He yelled. I recognized his voice.
"Go out to the van. I will take care of this."
The men obeyed and walked out the back door.
The man came down the stairs.
"Please. I won't tell. If you just let me go-"
"Leave. Go. Somebody wants you dead. I won't kill you. I can't kill you. Don't come back. You will be in so much danger." He explained.
I nodded and stumbled out the door.
I tried to get out as fast as I could. I grabbed my bike and rode it thirty miles per hour. I had to get out of there.
Who wanted my dead? And why? I didn't know where I was going I was just riding.
It started to get dark. I didn't know where I was. I stopped at a gas station to see what I had. My cellphone, a pack of gum, lipstick, a granola bar, and fifty dollars. I ate the granola bar.
I didn't know how much food I would need, but I decided to buy five dollars worth of some of the cheapest food. I bought a cup of coffee, a bag of chips, a turkey sandwich, and mentos.
I drank the coffee. I was going to need it. I thought of stopping at a hotel, but I didn't have enough money. So I was going to ride until I came up with an idea.
I rode in small neighborhoods, trying to find available rooms, when I came to a dead end that looked deserted.
One of the houses door was opened. I parked my bike in the road and peeked inside. There was nobody there.
I walked in and closed the door behind me. It was warm. It was a surprisingly large house. I noticed a few Greek letters around the house. I was too tired to think of what they were. The house looked like it had been deserted for a while so I didn't worry about getting caught.
I ran upstairs and found a few bedrooms.
I found a bedroom in the back of the house and decided to sleep there. My eyes were closed before my head hit the pillow.
***
"Just leave her there."
"Dude! She's in my bed!"
"You can sleep in my bed. I don't mind sleeping with her."
"Oh shut up, Rocky! You're just jealous because you don't have a girlfriend!"
"I think we should call the cops."
"No, we can't do that. She is too young. Poor thing slept here for a good reason."
"So what do you suggest we do?"
I opened my eyes a crack. I saw seven men standing around me. They were all wearing white togas and looked in their twenties.
I opened my eyes all the way and sat up.
"She's awake!" One of them said.
"Who are you?" Another one asked.
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The Urban Princesses: Snow White
FanfictionThis modern take on Disney princesses gives you a look at what their lives would look like today. Crystal White, known as "Snow" by her friends, is a fifteen year old who is to inherit millions of dollars, but she doesn't know it. Her step mother wa...