On the Run.

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Ajay Patel 10/Sc3                         

On the Run (GCSE Coursework)

The man, lying face down on the ground appeared to be dead. The mugger was on the floor after a blow I gave him to the head. It was there like a log, not moving at all.

There was blood rushing out like a fast flowing river. I noticed the man had a briefcase and it was slightly open. I stared at the case; I could see something bright enclosed, curiosity drew me closer, and I snatched the case. I opened it to find a goldmine. Enclosed were around ten keys of cocaine. Why would a man have an enormous amount of ‘whites’ with him? This was an opportunity of a lifetime. Around five hundred thousand pounds worth of narcotics! I heard the sound of a distant police siren, whatever to do? I reached to get back my valuables, and belongings. The noise of the sirens come closer and closer, I just realized, my wallet is in the mugger’s hand, but his hand is under his head. I grabbed the wallet and ran, but several of my personal cards fell out. There was blood all over my hands and wallet.

I crept into a compact alleyway and I had a search thorough my wallet. Everything was there, apart from my driving license and snooker club membership card. I walked cautiously back towards the body, I grew closer and closer to see a blank space, with a red mark. It was nowhere to be seen, and neither were the cards. A pool of blood lay there, but that wasn’t the problem, he had my I.D, my name, address, and details….

What was I to do, a man, who is obviously a drug dealer, or drug user, has my details, and I have his supply of drugs. Why would a man with this much narcotics, try to mug me for, was he drunk, was he high on his own supply? He had this slick, new Gucci suit, why would he mug me for a mere twenty pound. He was an authoritative man, you could tell, he most likely knows the mobsters in the area! I had to leave, I had to do something, and I had to get out of London. How could a night on the town, turn into something like this? I had to run, well I had to do something, and it had to be fast. My stomach was churning with fear; my throat was as dry as the desert. I started to feel pale, not very well; I started walking towards the bus stop. I sat down, and I started to frequently feel like spitting, and then I vomited out the donner kebab I ate earlier. I felt a little better, after that but my mind was still spinning. Who was he, why did he go for me? The number 34 bus came, and I made my way home.

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I reached the last top, made my way to my flat; I walked up the slippery stairs, which were covered in urine, things were too quiet, something didn’t seem right. I held my briefcase tightly, I made it to the top of the stairs, and it felt like walking a whole mile. I reached the top of the stairs; a light was already on in the house. I didn’t now if I left it on or not, so I warily got my keys out my pocket. I, at a snail's pace put the key in keyhole and turned it, opened ...

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