My Secret, My Bully, My Mates (skylar) by Miss l Free novel Chapter 434

3-6

We take off in three directions. I run right at a group of kids who look terrified. I just laugh and jump over them landing soft on my feet and using the momentum to roll forward and continue running.

“GO!!! Why are you staring at her? You see us do stuff like that all the time.” I hear Sam yell and laugh at the same time.

I can see Jenal to my right, her group following her like a rockstar. Lil is to my left and she is bobbing and weaving through the kids, messing with them and loving every second based on her cackle. None of them can touch her and some are loving the game and some are super frustrated based on the growls coming from them,

“Let’s go Lil, we are on a time crunch.”

“No one said anything about a time limit. What the hell?”

“It’s a personal time thing, not official, but you are not going to slow us down.” I laugh back at her.

“Yes, boss.” She laughs back.

I know she’s put on her real speed when sounds of ‘hey!’ ‘Woah!’ and ‘how’d she do that?’ erupt from behind me.

I run full out for the three rope climb, I grab two, but can’t get the third, they are set too far apart, but Lil reads my mind and grabs it. We actually had a drill like this for escape. We had to climb a rope, skinnier than these, but almost as heavy, While pulling the end up to keep the enemy from following. Hauling the two at the same time kind of sucked, but I managed. We met at the top and grabbed the flag. It's bigger than I remember, but maybe that’s to make it easier for the kids somehow.

“What’s the plan, cause these kids are wearing me out.” Jena calls from the ground keeping a good chunk of kids busy.

“Lil, go down the cargo net and along the wall, draw as many as you can. Jena, I’m coming for you, we need to throw them off a bit. Let’s make it look like we are changing up who has the flag.”

“Like cups, got it.” Lil laughs and takes off for the cargo net, not even stopping to assess the jump, just goes for it. Crazy ass.

There is a commotion of kids everywhere, I’m just lucky we are all fast and they are still not working together to corral us into one place. All the kids running around makes it hard for us to cross paths at first, but we soon outstrip them and criss-cross each other, making contact several times all the way back to the finish line where Delta Kyle is waiting.