End of part 4:
When we opened the door, we were greeted by a shocking sight. A terrible sight. Because it meant that we hadn't left fast enough. We were being exposed to the town. And they believed...
Part 6:
I gasped. It was so quiet that only Alice would have heard. Alice was standing behind me. She stood on her tip-toes to see over my shoulders. "Oh my God." She murmured. Again, only we could here each other. Angela was standing on the doorstep, her face livid. What looked like almost the whole town stood behind her, all their faces the same mask of fury-and a slight hint of fear in some. I saw Alice shifting her postion to stand beside me in my peripheral vision. Her eyes were were flaming gold, her jaw hard with anger, but I saw the slight hint of worry in her eyes that no-one else noticed. A few people at the front of the line flinched back when they saw her expression. Unthinkingly, my shocked face morphed into an exact copy of hers, and I slipped forward slightly into a crouch. Then, Alice jerked her chin forward in a miniscule motion only I could see. she was signalling we run. We flung ourselves into the crowd, and they parted reflexivly. Alice powered through the crowd, and i was right on her heels. The crowd of people were clearly surprised at the speed with which we ran. To their eyes we became a barely discurnable blur. We reached the house again in half a minute. a record, i think. the stress and worry made us move even faster as we dashed round the house, informing our family we had to leave. Now. They scurried around, packing. I dashed back to my cottage to grab my clothes. i chucked them all in my suitcase, not bothering to fold in my rush. finally, we were all ready and i dashed back to the house.
When we opened the door, we were greeted by a shocking sight. A terrible sight. Because it meant that we hadn't left fast enough. We were being exposed to the town. And they believed...
Part 6:
I gasped. It was so quiet that only Alice would have heard. Alice was standing behind me. She stood on her tip-toes to see over my shoulders. "Oh my God." She murmured. Again, only we could here each other. Angela was standing on the doorstep, her face livid. What looked like almost the whole town stood behind her, all their faces the same mask of fury-and a slight hint of fear in some. I saw Alice shifting her postion to stand beside me in my peripheral vision. Her eyes were were flaming gold, her jaw hard with anger, but I saw the slight hint of worry in her eyes that no-one else noticed. A few people at the front of the line flinched back when they saw her expression. Unthinkingly, my shocked face morphed into an exact copy of hers, and I slipped forward slightly into a crouch. Then, Alice jerked her chin forward in a miniscule motion only I could see. she was signalling we run. We flung ourselves into the crowd, and they parted reflexivly. Alice powered through the crowd, and i was right on her heels. The crowd of people were clearly surprised at the speed with which we ran. To their eyes we became a barely discurnable blur. We reached the house again in half a minute. a record, i think. the stress and worry made us move even faster as we dashed round the house, informing our family we had to leave. Now. They scurried around, packing. I dashed back to my cottage to grab my clothes. i chucked them all in my suitcase, not bothering to fold in my rush. finally, we were all ready and i dashed back to the house.
