Chapter Hundred Thirty-One

CHAPTER HUNDRED -THIRTY-ONE

*Maybe this is a bad idea*

The once sunny and colourful afternoon suddenly transformed into a dark and gloomy late afternoon.

The firey ball was shrouded in the dreary clouds and blackbirds dotted the sky as their hoarse cries echoed across the sky, tracing chills down her spine: the Caw! Caw! Caw! The birds made her nervous and anxious as she scurried down a deserted forest.

Good lord! This place gives me the chills!

The dark clouds are ominous and creepy making her shudder in anxiety.

She hugged herself closely.

This is the worst time to have forgotten her thick sweater at home.

Oh well!

A strong breeze whistled with so much force that she nearly tripped and tumbled down.

Thankfully, she caught a truck of trees for support and staggered to regain her balance and continued her journey into the deserted forest. The more she went, the more she feels like running back home and calling it quits.

Maybe she could lie that Mr Abel saw her and insisted on dropp