Snippet #1497189

This is unreal. The same three words kept replaying in Kassidy's head, nearly making her dizzy. She honestly couldn't believe everything that had happened to them in the past twenty-four hours. First Elise showed up at her house at 2am, holding a suspicious bloody knife, in the middle of a rainstorm. Naturally she let her inside to see what the problem was, without bombarding her with questions about her unexpected visit. She had killed Hunter. Kasi wasn't hurt by the shocking information, she never did like him and wasn't surprised when she heard that he was abusive. No, it was the fact that her friend had just committed a murder, and needed someone to help her dispose of the body. It was her best friend, she wasn't going to let her handle the aftermath alone, and she certainly wasn't going to let her run away by herself. No Kassidy volunteered to go with her, leaving the life she'd been living for seventeen years behind. It was going to be a new adventure, that's how she chose to look at it.

"Well, what should we do now El?" Kassidy looked to her friend, hoping she knew what their next move should be, while eating a handful of Skittles. They had managed to hitchhike all the way to Pennsylvania without getting murdered or sold into sex trafficking, so she counted them both lucky. The only problem was they needed to get all the way to Arizona where her cousin lived. Kassidy made sure to bring some money along, so at the very least it would be a while before they went hungry. On the downside, they were about 2548 miles away from their destination, and walking on foot it would take more than Kasi was willing to walk to get there. "Wait I need to rest for a second." The brunette huffed and knelt down against the grimy brick wall of what looked like a bar on the outskirts of Pennsylvania. She noticed a group of rather drunk looking, older and much bigger, men a few feet away from them and sighed.

Kassidy prayed they would just stay over there and leave them alone. The last thing they needed was to be cornered by a bunch of sloppy drunks. It was a shame the group had noticed them, and apparently they were going to do just what Kasi was hoping they wouldn't. What luck.