The
view around was blurring around Fabrice's eyes, like a faulty camera
trying to adjust its focus. It took a while for him to realize that
he was looking at the crushed metal that once formed the bonnet of
the car. Fabrice relentlessly banged the door but it was stuck.
He tried to reach to opposite door, feeling that a part of his body
was stuck between the crushed dashboard. After resisting the
pain in his arms, due to the trials of reaching out, Fabrice banged
the door open, crawled out and tumbled towards the street. The “29”
was bright and clear in the skies, a thunder shimmered in the
background but the number remained.
A
hooting sound began at a low pitch and quickly became loud. Fabrice
felt his ear drums vibrating abnormally, creating an itching
sensation in his ears. Lying there on the road Fabrice tried to shut
the noise, he wanted to believe that this was a dream, but it was all
to real, just like the hooter he spotted on
the pole towards the other end of the road.
Fabrice
got up at once, taking large strides towards the pole. He finally
reached the pole and began climbing, right about now he began
thinking about being in a dream due to the unbelievable strength that
he felt running through his body.
Fabrice
ripped the hooter out and it fell down with a loud clang.
He leaped down, relieved, due to the soothing silence that was
finally accumalating. The sigh he was about to take was
interrupted by a sighting right before him.
A
little girl in a black frock stood before him. Long black hair fell
on both her shoulders, skin so fair that it would make you think that
she had gone pale. Standing there she looked at him with a blank
expression, even though she looked adorable, she had a look that made
Fabrice swallow. A distant sound of a motor interrupted
the encounter, Fabrice spotted a silhouette moving closer.
At
first there were 3 motor bikes, within moments the humongous riders
were noticeable and finally Fabrice saw their tails behind their
heads swaying in the air.
A
loud thunder exploded in the skies.
“Your
doom is drawing closer to you” the little girl pointed at the skies.
Fabrice
looked at the projection in the skies, which now showed 29 hours 59
minutes and the seconds slowly ticking away. He wanted to scream but
he felt the time wasn't right because the time, was slipping away,
one second at a time.
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...And that's how we're rolling. Are you reading ?
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