The Departing.
When Alice pulled into the docks, her heart was beating fast. She didn’t know how this was going to work, she just hoped it would.
After Benjamin had explained to them that his and Westcott or Wess, parents were millionaires . They had decided to drop Benjamin off at the cops, he had conditions ? in the station so he would be able to get help, without raising alarm.
Alice, her two sisters and Westcott climb out of the SUV. The docks were empty as best as they could tell.
They stood there and waited, and prayed for their sister’s safety.
Suddenly three men stepped out from behind a truck. They were shortly followed by more men. Finally a woman stepped out with Donna. Her hands were bound and despite being scared she seemed to be fine.
The woman was Samantha, Westcott’s sister.
“Glad you could make it.” she said in her sickly calm voice.
‘We brought you Westcott.” Alice said pointing at the man as he walked calmly to the group of men with guns.
“Now let our sister go!” Bella demanded.
“All in due time.” Samantha said shortly.
Before ether girls could answer, a bunch of cops came pouring out from all directions. All of Samantha’s men were caught of guard, so the fight was over quickly.
The three girls hugged Donna tightly, after the whole idle ordeal? was over. Samantha went off to prison while the two boys helped explain things to the cops.
When the cops had heard the story and after the investigation they let the girls have their RV back.
The girls were sort of on a timeline but let himself? have one more evening in the town. They celebrated Donna’s safety and Westcott's memory.
He remembered that he was on a plane when it had crashed in the forest where the girls had found them.
The next day as the girls were leaving Alice was thinking about all the things that had happened, And all the things that could have happened
It didn’t really matter. With the LORD'S help, they had survived this and they could survive anything the world threw at them.
The end.
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