Of course, the wait was so much.

And today I was running away.
I had heard Tori and that anonymous guy go somewhere.
I had already been working on the ropes from a month. And they were on their final stage of extinction.
Hah.
Tori needed some thriller movies too.

I clenched my fists and moved them faster. I struggled tougher. With a greater force. A massive force.

Even though I felt to forceless.
And a little more struggle and I was free.

I stood up. My legs ached and felt so tight, so rigid and tough.
I took a step. It felt so good.

Soon, I'd be free. I'd see Mom and Dad. Courtney and Avril. Ethan and Wren. Noel and Callum.

All my best buddies.

I opened the door with a screech and came out. The moon shone brightly in the woods. The night sky looked so beautiful, the canopies veiling it's Venus.

And then someone appeared. I gulped. Tori stood right a kilometer away, staring at me.

I began to run.
As far as my feet could carry me.

That voice kept banging in my ears, but I tried to ignore. I just ran.

"Ashton, you have to stop. I told you you can't run away like this. Come back right now."

And then I tripped.

When I got to my feet again, Tori stood right in front of me.

"I told you, you cannot run away. Ever. I want you to suffer. Suffer Ashton, suffer."

She tried to grab my fists, and I motioned to step away, nut my limbs were so powerless.

Then I imagined my family crying.
Police cars and news vans outside out house.
Reporters hurling microphones at them.

And then I hit Tori.
She went flying to the ground. She tried to get up, but I fought.

If you said I cannot run away, I had said I will run away.

And I couldn't have let you won.

Ashton watched as the girl's body became bluer and bluer, blood dripping down her nose.

Take that, bitch.