But with him i wasnt afraid. he led me into th woods, which i knew i was not aloud to be in. i tried telling him i was forbidden, but he said it was ...k . that i wouldnt get into trouble with him there . i rember looking back at the house saying ok, but i cant go to far. Sialar smiled and led me further into the woods. i lost sight of my house and we continued to walk until we came to some thick brush. Ashley i need you to lay on the ground . dont make a sound and do as i say. i nodded yes. He looked down the street and saw someone going around another corner. He raced down the street screeching tyres as he went round the corner in pursuit. There he saw a figure running, he caught up but the figure ran down a narrow entry, he couldnt drive down there so he grabbed his rifle and gave chase on foot. He soon wished he had done more exercise as his chest was burning and he was having difficulty in getting his breath and was just about to give up to rest when he turned a corner and. The fancy hi-tech phone system we had collected more information about a caller when they left a message. The information made it easier for us to return a call if the individual mumbled the call back number.Not only did it make it easier because it copied some to the recipient of the call but even more information was saved on the server hard drives. The FBI techs said that between the data from our servers and the phone company there was a good chance they could catch them, unless they. Thompson." I said halfheartedly.Thompson nodded.He reached into his coat pocket, and pulled out a stick of Loxicodile. It was sort of like an old fashion glow stick. You bend it until you hear a crack. However, once cracked, a white gas pours out of either side, and when inhaled it could practically wake the dead. Policemen carry them in their belts these days to wake up drunks. They're called 'Jump Starters' on the streets.Thompson walked cautiously over to the sleeping girl. He tenderly felt.