The Chase

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ile to notice if those men were still following. I stopped to restore my breathing pace. I was almost choking on my breat

it was nighttime and I had no means of light, I could not reali

th a loud voice before realization dawned on me. They were still searching for me.

hed in horror as they traced their steps towards the tree I used as a refug

ught in fear as I wat

nscious screamed. "What do I do?

but I found none. For the record, I can't fight and I get scared easily. As it i

robably it's time to go. Let fate take its course. I cl

sky voice that belongs to their leader. "But that

st jumped out from that place?" The leader ask

t the wrong tree the leader pointed at and I heaved a sigh of relief. They turned back to continu

aped until I heard

y as I continued to run, trying har

he is! G

s at this crucial period that I blamed myself for refusing Dad'

have been an advantage to me now. Oh God! What d

ere almost meeting up with my pace

g might happen." My

. But I should at least offer my last prayer to the one who sees all. I st

the short prayer, a bright blinding light shone over m

e called. "Huh!" My e

ing?" I sa

ou've been asleep for

ell is speaki

om

m but who says dream