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87. The abduction

Author: Queen Whorish
last update Last Updated: 2024-06-18 21:48:13

Rayne’s POV

Immediately we got to the back door, the school bell rang and I felt the fear jump into my heart. Now the school would go into its usual chaos after school with students running around but when I looked out of the compound, I realize that it was a good thing because we could easily get lost in the crowd and Zia’s men won’t really notice.

“Come on. Let’s go” I said to Leo after putting his hoodie above his head to block them from recognizing him. We made our way out of the building and easily blended into the crowd and I only took a normal breath when we got into the car and drove off.

“That was harder than I had initially imagined” I whispered to myself but my relief didn’t last long when I suddenly realized that we were being followed by one of the black cars. They were onto us.

“Shit!” I exclaimed, trying to see them clearly from my review mirror.

“What is it mummy?” Leo asked me and I sighed and yelled for him to but on his seatbelt because we were about to have a crazy
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