ELI..“Who are you?” The man glared at us.The words barely had time to settle down when I grabbed Zane’s hand.“Run.”For a split second, he didn’t move, then his fingers tightened around mine.We bolted down the hallway, our shoes striking the floor.The security man’s footsteps thundered behind us.We reached the end of the hallway, “Left or right?” I asked.“I don’t know,” Zane said, voice tight. “I’ve never been to the side of the hall.”“Left it is.” We made the turn. Wrong or right turn—I didn’t care. I just kept running.We couldn’t get caught, or else Zane might get in trouble.A staff member carrying a tray of drinks, stepped into our path. I nearly crashed into him, swerving at the last minute.“Sorry,” I said, without stopping.Zane said nothing, just blowing past the staff. The security drew closer, following us as we pushed through another corridor, then another, until we arrived at the back exit.We burst through the doors, flying down the steps. The cool air hit m
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