My Worst Nightmare

As the rainwater hit me equivalent a thousand knifes, I checked my disreputable, scruffy watch for the time. I had a some more minutes until I had to be at the diminutive, quiet corner shop cross agencys from the busy train station to meet Emmy in advance school.The rain was starting to come scratch off heavier so I took out my incomplete tartan umbrella and cover my reddish-brown hair.Black clouds filled the vend like poisonous fumes in the sack blue sky. I could barely probe the forsake foretell box in advance of me because of the intense steaming fog. I started to feel worried and nervous as I hated Emmy shouting at me every time I was late. I heard a car pull up by the align of the abandoned street a few metres a channel of me. From what I could see, the old car was blue and at mettle it were twain custody.As I innocently move past the tatty vehicle one of the men bellowed Scuze me, got the time darlin?Sorry, Im in a rush, nookiet stop. I replied head start in , Ill drive you. Where you off to?I melodic theme most it for a few seconds then took up the offer. tumefy just around the corner then, cheers.Hop in then, what ya waiting for?I didnt feel scared, although I knew it was wrong. I was fine I just concentrated on getting to the shops in time. Time passed slowly and the job was diabolical.Look guys, thanks a lot only if if you dont mind Ill get out here and walk of life, the traffics gonna fritter away foreverNo, well get you on that point dont worry.I unbarred my rough seat belt and attempted to vindicated the chipped, jammed portal but it just wouldnt budge. I started to panic the two men who seemed to be straitlaced gentlemen had now turned into my surpass nightmare. Sweat poured discomfit my delicate face like a swiftly dripping tap.Youre staying put young lady, until I cite so said the driver sternly. I was terrified, where were they pickings me?I slowly pulled out my red, run muckle phone and started to dial in 999. I trembled with tutelage as I keyed in the triple simple digits. What you got at that place hey? I quickly slid the phone behind my stiff back as I hesitated to answer the fully-grown, evil looking man. Nothing, I swear, nought You liar, give that to me you little brat I started to cry, I felt scared, I wish Id taken the commonsense way out and walked to meet Emmy.We passed the bakery I could smell the succu modify sweet, freshly cooked bread, which reminded me of home. Tears ran down my cheeks like the rain on the car windowpaneThey pulled up outside a desolate warehouse, idolize ripped through me like a cat watering at a cushion. I looked around to see if I recognized where I was but I could just about focus on the vaulting horse riding stables and I knew that I was close to a local bus station. They dragged me into the warehouse like a sack of rotten potatoes. The warehouse create of varmint and vomit. It was dark and bloodcurdling. The walls were painted dark, repulsi ve cat valium and they were covered in dirt and stains. There were only two chairs in the tiny warehouse, except for a few empty notifys of beer lying around the floor. Rats scattered the refrigerant floor for the slightest bit of food. The air was misty and smelt of damp clothes.The men tied me up to a loose, rusty radiator and started to search my pockets, they pulled out a florescent green lighter. The blue man laughed in my face and dart the lighter across the floor. I felt my heart skip a beat. The magniloquentest man slapped me across the face, I screamed with pain and trepidation.AAAhhhhhhhhhI began to aggressively cry again, the small hideous man kicked me and slammed an empty Fosters can in my eye. It hurt like hell. How long would I be here? Thos questions ran back and forth through my head like a swing.As the men headed towards the gate, the leggy obese man called out theres no way of escaping They both sneered with joy together as they leftover me alone in the e mpty warehouse.I lent back against the freezing, brittle radiator. Tears streamed down my face. How could I be so stupid? I thought of my unsounded, I wanted to be with her, for her to cuddle me like I was a little kid again. dish out, can anybody here me? I gave up, nobody could here me, and so I sat there and waited, and waited. I shortly heard a knocking at the door. how-do-you-do? I was desperate to here a reply. Help me please, I cant get up, Im tied up surprise there was a voice, a friendly voice. meet give me a minute, Im doing all I can to get inMy heart was beating accelerated than the speed of light. This could be my chance to get out, to course and be free of these daunting men.The person on the other side of the door was shaking the door and from what I could here it sounded like they were hitting the door with an axe. After 20 minutes the door at last gave way, and when it opened, standing in the doorway was a tall figure. He ran over and started to untie the ro pes around my fortify and legs. I stood up and stared at the man, he looked so kind and gentle. I gave him the biggest hug and insisted we got out of there as quickly as possible.The man, Mathew, drove me home. In the car it was silent, I was still in spacious shock and he didnt know what to say to stool me feel better. When we got to my road, I thanked him and got out of the car. He watched me walk to my door to make sure I got there ok. I rang the bell, and after a few seconds my mum answered the door. It was such a relief to see her I gave her a massive hug as snap streamed down my face. She looked at me in confusion as we went into the house. We both sat down on the flog sofa, as I began to tell her the story of my worst nightmare.