Creepsville I ran for my life and did not dare to look back. Horrific thoughts flooded my mind as I sprinted through the damp forest floor, chirping birds, sweaty animals and grunting reptiles filled the area. Leaves hustled as I pushed at them to get through. The humidity and heat sapping my conscious and my eyes rolled cautiously for enemies and signs of danger. I could sense them getting closer but I hoped for the best. I could picture them in my head gnawing at my flesh. They looked like a cross breed of Labrador and greyhound but unlike any usual dogs their eyes had a fearsome glow and were bloodshot red. They were angry and filled with devilish hate. Their dynamic bodies sprinting and flying like bullets behind me ready to pounce on me causing indescribable pain. I was almost there, almost free and still alive. My legs were numb and uncontrollable, my heart pounded hard and fast as if was an animal wanting to be set free. One leap and I was there I had made it! I collapsed on a patch of grass nearby, no sign of the dogs now. And I sighed a breath of relief. It was rather late and the night sky was beautiful and soothing, the stars dotted the sky and the moon caressed the sky shining its innocent light across the earth. I felt elated as though a mountain had come off my mind. My heart started to relax beat by beat. I lay on the grass which was getting comfortable as my eyes were tracing the stars above and a calm rush of blood ran through my veins. I thought about Samantha, wondering if she was alright, worrying about her. Now I was totally calm and
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