There's no place like home. (open.)
Sept 16, 2011 19:52:28 GMT -5
Post by sparklegurl on Sept 16, 2011 19:52:28 GMT -5
"Sierra! Sierra Raine!" She could here the voice yelling after her. She knew she shouldn't have left. But she couldn't stay at her house a moment longer. All she ever heard about was how she should still be training with her father at night so she wouldn't die like her sister's did if she ever got chosen for the Hunger Games.
Sierra started running. She didn't know where she was going but she was going to get there as fast as she could. Why did life have to be so difficult? Her parents always on her about being ready for anything. Why couldn't she just have a normal life? She wasn't allowed to date because her parents thought that it would distract her from everything else that was more important. Well they can just deal with it because I am going to find myself someone to date, she thought to herself.
She continued to run and only stopped when she reached the edge of the forest. She stood there staring, pondering whether or not she should go in there in broad daylight with so many people around. Granted most people wouldn't say anything but one could never be too careful. Suddenly she heard a noise somewhere in the distance. Someone with untrained ears might say it was only an animal. But Sierra knew better. She had trained ears and she knew it was human. Looking around quickly to make sure no one was watching Sierra quietly stepped into the forest and began making her way towards the noise.
Sierra started running. She didn't know where she was going but she was going to get there as fast as she could. Why did life have to be so difficult? Her parents always on her about being ready for anything. Why couldn't she just have a normal life? She wasn't allowed to date because her parents thought that it would distract her from everything else that was more important. Well they can just deal with it because I am going to find myself someone to date, she thought to herself.
She continued to run and only stopped when she reached the edge of the forest. She stood there staring, pondering whether or not she should go in there in broad daylight with so many people around. Granted most people wouldn't say anything but one could never be too careful. Suddenly she heard a noise somewhere in the distance. Someone with untrained ears might say it was only an animal. But Sierra knew better. She had trained ears and she knew it was human. Looking around quickly to make sure no one was watching Sierra quietly stepped into the forest and began making her way towards the noise.
