Chapter 28

“What were you thinking?!” Leah blasted.

“I froze.” Libby said.

“Ugh, clearly.” Leah snapped.

“Come on guys, we have to find a way out of here. They’re right behind us.” Lindsey stood, her hand still gripping Libby’s wrist.

It felt worse than a maze at night.

Leah swallowed, “How? We’re trapped by a bunch of trees.”

“Libby… you’ve been in these woods the longest. Where do we go.”

“I-I… I think we follow the little footpath. Yes, we have to find it. It’s almost invisible we have to be careful.”

“Are you sure?” Leah asked.

Libby nodded, “Yes, Frank told me so.”

“Girls! What the hell are you doing!” Cami blasted.

“We’ll find them.” Frank said.

“Come on guys, we have to hurry.” Leah hissed.

“We don’t know if they have any weapons.” Lindsey said, hauling Libby along.

“Frank has a shot gun.” Libby said.

Leah groaned, “This keeps getting better and better.”

Cami and Frank’s voices got closer, but there was nowhere to hide. The boney stems on the thousand trees holding them hostage were bar