"We never learn, we been here before. Why are we always stuck and running from, The bullets?" Rafael's POV: 

I hoisted into the car, the little of what was left, of our belongings. My mother stood on the sideways, her eyes glued to the debris which we once called home. I didn't know what to say to her or how to comfort her. "I could have done it," Rafael told me, pointing towards the bag that I had just placed in the car. "I am not weak, you know," I replied. He was already helping me do other things, and I wasn't going to stand on the sidelines and watch him work. Adrien slammed the boot shut. I turned towards them; not knowing how to say goodbye. I stepped back and let mum do the farewells first. She hugged both the boys and said something to them, that I couldn't catch. Surprisingly she didn't cry. "Fayth!" I heard someone scream my name, and I turned around to see who it was. Scarlet was running towards us, her brother and her family walking behind her. The site was pretty funny, but her eyes glistening with

I woke up to bright sunlight shining on my face. I groaned and tried shifting to find a much more suitable position, but the cold hard floor wasn't comfortable in the very least. I slowly sat up, my back and my muscles aching more than ever. I rubbed my eyes and my face, only to immediately wince when my frozen fingertips touched my face. My fingers had turned slightly blue due to the cold, but luckily they hadn't turned numb. I looked beside me to see that my sister and my mum were still sleeping. My tossing and turning had made me move away from them by a few meters. I slowly hauled myself up from the floor. The cave was fully visible now that the sunlight was filtering into the cave. I had to say it was, even more, prettier in the daylight. The whole cave was black in colour with blues in it. It looked untouched and spotless apart from our belongings that were sprawled on the floor. I made a mental note to clean it up later. I decided to check the outsid