Post by valleri2 on Jul 12, 2011 12:03:51 GMT -5
I'M ON THE HIGHWAY TO HELL
living easy, living free
[/i][/font]living easy, living free
season ticket on a one-way ride[/center]
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Lucie kicked a few small pebbles by her foot, watching them roll away, eventually being unable to see them in the darkness. She let her flashlight wash over the side of the road, examining every little thing, not wanting to overlook anything. She had thought that she saw something while driving down the empty road; actually, she knew she saw something, but she didn’t know what. It could have been a deer, or any other animal that resided in dense forested areas, but she wanted to make sure that it wasn’t something else that could cause untold damage against the unsuspecting city this road lied just outside of.
So far, she didn’t have any luck. There was no sign of the thing that darted in front of her car as she had been driving. She let out a small sighed and turned to look back down the road, trying to see her car from where she was. Apparently, time had gotten away room her, and she had traveled a little too far away from her own car, which had probably been hijacked by now. Not that she cared, because she had stolen the damned car anyway. Her head pounded as she kept going, determined that there had been something out there.
It might had been because of her lack of sleep. Even though she’s either been sleeping in cheap motels and stolen cars for over a year now, it hasn’t gotten any better. Lucie still had trouble getting used to the life of a hunter, now that she had been on her own. She used to do only small jobs just outside of Pittsburg, the kind of jobs that would be done and over with before dinner, so that she could make it home in time. But now, it just seemed like she had been on the road forever. Lucie hadn’t had an actual jo in about a month, and it was beginning to make her wonder.
It made her wonder about if it was even worth it anymore. She dragged her feet slightly, as she let out a yawn, contemplating on whether or not to turn back to see if the car had still been there. It would be a waste if it weren’t, though. Lucie decided, that even though it was practically pitch black outside and chilly, that she would continue her journey on foot. She didn’t know where she was headed to anyway, and it would be more interesting where she would turn up if she were to walk. Lucie kept the flashlight steady, as she continued down the empty road.
She was a bit nervous, though. It was late, and she didn’t know if she were to run into anything, or if anyone would run into her. But, Lucie was a bit too analytical for her own good. She normally over thought things, and gets worked up about it. She’s good at scaring herself by her own thoughts, even though barely the situations she thinks up ever happens. Lucie took a few moments to take some deep breaths, reassuring herself that there wasn’t anything out here that could potentially hurt her. She continued on her way, humming a song that she couldn’t remember the name of, trying to assure herself that she would be all right.
LYRICS;; HIGHWAY TO HELL - AC/DC
TAG;; ANYBODYY
WORD COUNT;; 550
OTHER;; RECYCLED POST.