“Normal day?”
“Uh… Where am I?” Sandra asked herself while waking up from a long sleep.
She was lying in a bed that wasn’t hers. She looked around.
“This is not my room,” thought Sandra while looking around.
She saw no window, only walls made out of bricks. There were two wooden doors on the room. Only one lamp in a shelf illuminated the room, and no one was around. Sandra started to remember what happened. Then she came to the conclusion that the men had kidnapped her. She started to think of a way to get out the room.
“I’ve got to get out of her,” thought Sandra to herself.
She got out of bed. Then she noticed something about her clothes.
“They’re not my clothes, and I don’t want to think about how they got on me” Sandra told herself.
She found her shoes next to the bed and put them on. She didn’t know what door would take her to the outside. She walked towards the door on the right. She opened it and saw a bigger room than the one she was in. In the room she saw computers and many of machines all over the room.
“This looks like a factory, but there are no windows on this room either,” Sandra told herself.
She closed the door and tried the other door. She saw a hallway that was lighted with candles.
“Now this place looks like a castle. What kind of building is this?” asked Sandra.
She decided to follow the hallway, and at the end of the hallway, she saw a staircase going up. She took the stairs up to see where they would take her. At the end of the staircase there was a wooden door. When she opened the door, a blinding light came though it. She hoped that it was the outside world. When her eyes got adjusted to the light, she saw that the building she was in was not a factory or a castle, It was a church. She got a feeling of safety, and knew that someone had saved her from that man. Sandra knew that no criminal would keep someone hostage in a church. She looked around but didn’t see anyone. The door she came from was located underneath a big cross hanging from the wall. She walked around the church hoping to find the father.
“Is their anyone in here?” asked Sandra.
She knew that it was Saturday and probably there was no one in the church. She continued walking, hoping to bump in to the person that save her. While walking, she saw a door that had a sign on it that said “Confessionary room.” On the bottom of that sign, there was one other sign that said, “Someone in Please don’t disturb.” At that moment, she knew the Father was in there with someone in need of a confession. She decided to wait and see if the Father was in there. A few minutes passed and the Father came out of the room. Then a boy about Sandra’s age came out with him. The boy looked sad like he had done something wrong.
“Don’t worry is not you fault,” the Father told the boy, not realizing that Sandra was behind him.
The Father was a grown man about 33 years old. He looked strong, but his hair was losing its black color.
“Are you the Father of this church?” Sandra asked trying to get the Fathers attention.
“You’re awake” the Father answered with a smile on his face.
“Are you okay?” asked the boy,
“Yes, I’m fine,” Sandra answered, “What am I doing here? Who saved me from that drunk?” Sandra asked.
“Well, Jim is the one that save you and got you to the safest place he could think about,” the Father told Sandra.
Sandra looked at Jim. She couldn’t believe that an 18-year-old with a very sad look on his face saved her.
“Well, it wasn’t me that saved you. I only found you in my room. When I woke up, I was sleeping in a corner of the room,” Jim explained to Sandra.
“Then how is the one that save me?” Sandra asked.
“If you really want to know, you should stay in the church for the night. He only comes that night,” Jim told Sandra.
“Do you think that’s a good idea? You know what he’s capable of,” the Father told Jim with a worry look on his face.
“Father, I’m know what he can do, but this morning, I was able to talk to him. He told me that he needed to talk to her. It seems that he’s more controllable now,” Jim explains to the father.
“What is this all about?” Sandra asked with a puzzle look on her face.
“If you really want to know, please stay in the church,”
Sandra started to think about it.
“Well, today is Saturday, I don’t have work today like I really want to go back there, and there is no school so I think I’ll stay for to night,” Sandra told them.
