The next morning was just like any ordinary morning. Clementine woke up, ate breakfast, got ready, then left for school. She found Ryan's phone on her table. She didn't want to take it to school, so she left it there, deciding that she would tell her at school.
She walked to school, finding Tyler still outside. Clementine didn't fell right. Tyler shifted his head towards Clementine. He looked away, and smiled to himself in satisfaction. A chill ran up Clementine's back as she thought of reasons why he smiled in such a preposterous way... Was he planing something?

Time flew by as she learned new things in school. She was relieved that school was over. She finally found Ryan and called her name.

"Ryan!"
"Oh hey! I was looking for you!" She
"Yeah, hey. You left your phone at my house. I just didn't bring it to school because I didn't want to loose it."
"Oh thank goodness! Can I walk home with you to get it?"
"Yeah!"

The two girls began to walk to Clementine's house. Tyler was still outside. He was "getting his mail" but they could both tell he wasn't. The began to walk up the driveway. Clementine and Ryan kicked the ball back and forth once or twice, then walked inside.
Once the two girls came back outside after Ryan had gotten her phone, their soccer ball was in Tyler's yard. They both were confused, having no clue that Tyler was the one who put it over there.
"I might've accidentally kicked it over there. I'll go get it," Clementine stated. Ryan followed her. Together, they walked into the yard and grabbed it. They then turned around to go back to her house.
They had no idea that Tyler was right there. A hand clamped over their mouths, making it nearly impossible to move. Ryan tried screaming, but nothing came out. They both wiggled trying to get out of his grip but nothing worked.
"Stop... Moving," Tyler said bitterly. The two girls looked at each other in horror. The only thing they could smell was alcohol and drugs. It made Clementine want to vomit.
The next thing knew, they were being dragged into this old drug addicts house. At this point, they weren't sure that they would make it.