Aviana was now starting to regain consciousness. She sat on an armchair, her eyes blindfolded with a black cloth, her mouth stuffed with another piece of cloth, maybe so that she wouldn't scream for help. Her arms and legs were tied to the chair so that she couldn't move. Peeping through the transparent black cloth, the room was bleak, cold and completely dark. It was quiet and somber in there and Aviana felt the chill as the darkness engulfed her. It was the most piercing and terrifying darkness she had never felt. She struggled to untie her hands, but it was useless. 'what really happened! How did I get here!' she thought.Finally, she recalled. As soon as the call disconnected, Aviana walked out of the booth door only to find the black car that followed her earlier, standing outside the phone booth. A man, in his 30s, who had a scar on his face, leaned on the car, his hands folded. He looked terrifying. Aviana immediately ran back to the booth. In a panicked state, she hel

Joanna was clouded with worry as she paced the room. Her daughter was missing, of course she had good reasons to worry. Hayden, who sat on the sofa, doing his homework, often glanced at his mother. The fact that he was a kid didn't mean he didn't know what was happening? He had been used to seeing his sister everyday, but upto this moment, she hadn't come home. He missed her so much. Every time he asked about her whereabouts, he didn't get the answer he needed. He would often be told "she went on a business trip" or sometimes, his mother would dismiss off the question with another question. He didn't insist on it anymore, but his little heart was still troubled. 'Where are you, Siz? I miss you?' he thought.Meanwhile, Aviana sat on the chair her arms and legs still tied to the chair. She missed her brother so much. She recalled their happiest moments together. And now, she was going to die, and she wouldn't see them again. It was really devastating for her. It was no longer d

She gripped her boarding pass tightly in her hands and walked towards the security checkpoint. After clearing her immigration, she went to the nearest information panel for flight information. One last time, she glanced at the city she grew up in, tears trickling down her face. It wasn't easy for her to accept the fact that she was going to leave the city she had been used to. But, she couldn't change her brother's mind. After all, everything was her fault. She caused it all. She walked to the boarding gate. After confirming her flight number on her boarding pass, Chloe boarded the plane, as she flew away, to her destination. Kindred hospital"No! Please, don't kill me," begged Aviana, as sweat trickled down from her forehead. Her eyelids moved up and down, it was as if she were struggling to open her eyes. In the dream, Aviana's body was shaking heavily, as tears began to flow. It seemed she were scared....scared of the person in her dream who pursued to kill her. Ethan walked in. I

The Lamborghini stopped in front of the luxurious villa. Ethan rushed out of the car and strode to the mansion. Kelvin, his younger brother, sat on the sofa, busy talking on the phone. Ethan, immediately strode over to where he was, and held him by his shirt, and lifted him high. "Where is the contract," his angry voice echoed in the room. Kelvin chuckled. This made Ethan fume more with anger. With his hand into a fist, he punched him on the face, so hard that the corners of his mouth began to bleed. "I ask again! Where is the contract!" he roared, stressing each word. Susan, who heard the noise from her room, rushed over, only to find her son being beaten up. Of course, she rushed over to separate him from her son."Stop it, Ethan!" she shouted as she continued to lose up his grip on her son. Ethan let go of him, and furiously threw him to the sofa, making him fall with a thump . Kelvin wiped the blood from the corners of his mouth, as he continued to straighten up. Susan followed her

The night sky was aglow with bright city lights. The pale crescent moon shone like a silvery claw in the night sky. The black sky night was teeming with bright stars. Aviana walked out of the coffee shop, laughing menacingly, with Aaron beside her. "Aaron, thanks for the company. I really enjoyed," she appreciated."The pleasure is all mine," responded Aaron. "We could have more of this, more often," he added."Yeah sure, I would love that," replied Aviana. "I really have to head home, right now," she added. "It's already late," "Okay, let me drive you home, I actually came with my car," he requested."No, no, no, don't bother," she said, politely. "I already called a cab and it's already here," As she pushed out these words, she pointed to the direction of where the cab stood, waiting for her, on the other side of the road."Next time then," he replied."Yeah sure, "she responded. "Goodbye, Aaron," she added, as she gave him a warm embrace and walked away.Aviana had stepped on t