I'm always here for you
I don't wanna die
Previous ChapterNext ChapterScootaloo just started to walk home. She took her time trying to recall today's events. A small smile on her face as she thought of what happened just a few moments ago. Her day-dream was interrupted by a small voice. "Now Scoots," It said.
"Hu-" She stopped. Her eyes went flat against her head. "NO GO AWAY!"
"No...." Her mom said, "say good-bye."
Scootaloo broke off in a run to anywhere, but to no avail. Her mom easily caught her. She took a blade from out of here pocket. Scootaloo started to back up. "P-p-please j-just let me g-g-go."
Her mom started to smirk, "No Scoots," she said, "You've been a problem way to long."
Scootaloo gulped, "Just have to leave, and never see me again," she said hopefully.
"And let you live," her mom said flatly, "I think not."
Scootaloo thought of running, but soon realized she was trapped. Her mom backed her into a wall. Then she brought the knife to Scootaloo's neck. Scootaloo started to cry. Her mom brought her hoof to Scootaloo's chin forcing her to look up. A shiver went down Scootaloo's spine at what she saw. Her mom was smiling an insane smile at her. She shot her gaze back down to the ground and closed her eyes, and waited for the blade.
"I see your ready to die," her mom said.
"J-j-just m-make it quick, please," Scootaloo begged.
"Heh, I'll make it slow as I can," her mom responded.
Suddenly Scootaloo felt a strong weight on her head before she felt nothing. At least she made it quick.... Scootaloo thought.
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Scootaloo awoke, only to find herself tied to a wood board of sorts. She looked around. She was in some kind of room, it was dark. Then she heard a voice. "Good your awake."
Scootaloo looked up to see her mom just insight. "Mom, just let me go."
Suddenly there was a blinding light. Scootaloo closed her eyes to avoid going blind. Slowly she opened her eyes adjusting to the light. Her eyes widen as she realized where she was. This was her old home.... Where her dad use to live. A shiver went down her spine.
"Now," Her mom said, "I have to go get supplies, I'll be back."
She walked up to Scootaloo and put duck tape over her mouth. She started to squirm to try to loosen the rope, but to no avail. She looked back at her mom. Once again she was wearing that insane smile. Scootaloo started to cry. Her mom's smile only got bigger.
"Got anything to say?" Her mom asked.
It was muffled by the duck tape, but it was easy to tell what she said. "I don't wanna die..."
"To bad," Her mom said evilly, "Now I gotta go get some supplies."
And with that Scootaloo was alone.
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