“Let me go” Amber said. “Please, let me go”
Jeremy didn’t move. He wished Kelsey would get back soon. It had taken him all his strength to tie Amber up.
“Let. Me. Go!” Amber screamed. She moved her body up and down and pulled her hands to make them loose.
“Sssh! Shut up!” Jeremy detto when he heard footsteps on the stairs.
“Jeremy?” Alaric said. “Is everything okay?”
“Eh, yeah, I’m watching a movie on my computer” Jeremy replied, with his hand on Ambers mouth. “Sorry, I’ll put my earphones in”
“Okay” Alaric said.
“Aaahh” Jeremy exclaimed.
“Jeremy?” Alaric detto startled. The latch went down.
“It’s nothing” Jeremy hastily said. “I bumped my knee to my desk”
The latch went up again. “Okay” Alaric said. “We’ll have cena soon”
“Yeah, thanks” Jeremy detto and he sighed relieved as he heard Alaric going back downstairs. He looked at his bleeding hand. “You bit me” he detto upset.
“She did what?”
Jeremy turned around and saw Kelsey at his window. He showed his hand.
“Damn it, Amber. te should be thankful Jeremy took care of you” Kelsey said. Amber raised her eyebrows. “It’s been a while since I last picked up a dictionary, but I’m pretty sure that tying someone up is not the definition of ‘taking care of someone’”
“Do te have the cure?” Jeremy asked, but Kelsey didn’t have to answer. Her face detto it all. “I’m sorry, Am” she detto hoarse.
“Ah, well… told te so” Amber said. Kelsey looked at Jeremy. “I know this is weird and in a way rude, but could te leave us alone for a moment?”
“Yeah, sure, I have to have cena anyway” Jeremy detto soft. He got off the letto and walked outside of his room.
Kelsey walked to the letto and untied her sister.
“Thanks” Amber detto grumpy, rubbing her wrists.
“How bad is it?” Kelsey referred to the bite. Amber rolled up her sleeve and showed her infected arm. “Okay, te can put it away now” Kelsey said, feeling a little sick.
“Kelsey” Amber detto soft. “You promised me te would tell me what happened between te and our parents when I was ready for it. I don’t think I could be più ready”
Kelsey nodded. She was right. There was no better time. “Alright, but let’s get te outside. Fresh air will do te good”
She pulled Ambers arm over her shoulder and dragged her to the window. She stepped on the window-ledge and jumped.
