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Chapter 31: Attacked
“Toby!” Terror coursed through Everly’s body as she watched her best friend disappear into the night. Where the hell had he gone? She needed to find him right now before he got hurt. “Toby!” She took off running behind him, frantic.
She heard her dad screaming her name behind her, but Everly didn’t slow down. She had to find Toby. “Toby! Please come back! Where are you?” She could hear him barking in the distance, but it was so dark in the woods, she couldn’t see much of anything. She had to slow down because she kept tripping, and she wasn’t going to be able to find him if she broke her ankle.
She thought she saw him run around a tree about a hundred yards in front of her. “Toby!” she shouted, picking up speed again. His barking increased, then, she heard him growl before another sound hit her ears.
This was the sort of growl she’d only heard in horror movies or her worst nightmares.
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