Wednesday, November 20, 2013
Jailbreak! Part 6
"It's time Mr. Ferguson," one of the officers said. Doug slowly walked out of his cell and to the officers. The officers motioned for Doug to follow them. It wasn't that long of a walk before they got to the chopper. It turned out that Doug was the last person to the chopper. Some of the contestants looked like they were about to pass out, and a couple others looked like they were as confident as can be. Doug boarded the chopper with the other 7 contestants as it lifted off. He looked at the prison for what might be the last time. He never thought he would miss the prison, but that was the only place he wanted to be right now. He knew that he only had about five minutes before they landed, so he decided to take advantage of the moment. Since Jason was dead, he knew that he needed an ally. The first person that came to his mind was Shawn Reeve so he asked him. He knew he had to hurry because the chopper was about to land. He located Shawn across the chopper so Doug ran over to him and asked him.
"Hey Shawn, I need to ask you something important. I need an ally, so can me and you.......team up?" Doug asked.
"No can do," Shawn said.
"Why?!?" Doug asked.
Shawn responded almost immediately."Chief Buzzard hired me as his hit man and my one and only goal is to make sure that you die."
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i like the story! :D
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