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110 the swaying branches beat at her keeping her centered. The leaves swirled higher and spun faster and faster until all the leaves from all the piles that had surrounded the circle formed a spinning wall. Megan screamed and pushed at the branches. She tried to beat her way out but the leaves closed in. Megan was caught in a maelstrom of crunching brown that reeked of the scent of musk and spice. It was overpowering, she couldn’t breath, she couldn’t speak, she couldn’t move. Suddenly she realized she was frozen in place. She was paralyzed, but she found her voice again. “Help me,” she screamed as the leaves settled once again on the barren floor of the clearing. Megan realized she had somehow been moved by that leaf cyclone, forced over to the ring of trees. She struggled to move her arms, her legs to take a deep breath, but she still could not move. Even her eyes were frozen in position. She tried to stay calm, It will pass, she told herself, ignoring the recent fate of her pet. I’m just passed out. This is a dream. I’ll be able to move soon. She waited, after what seemed like forever, she heard voices. It was the girls and they brought some friends along. Oh good, help is coming, Megan thought. The girls did come and brought friends with them. There had to be a dozen kids shining flashlights all around. Megan heard laughter.” I knew she was full of it,” Bethany giggled. “A big mouth coward.” “Yeah,” Sara agreed. “I knew she’d chicken out. Her kind always does.” “Help,” Megan called. “Help me; I’m trapped inside this tree!” Bethany spun her light around. “Did you hear that?” “What?” someone asked. Bethany shrugged. “Nothing, I though I heard her
calling.” “I didn’t hear anything,” chorused around the group. “Come on,” One of the kids yelled. “It’s cold out here. Bet that Megan won’t show her face in school tomorrow.” The rest laughed their agreement. “NO! Wait!” Megan screamed as the kids started to leave. “Bethany, Bethany, help me!” Bethany stopped and shone her light around the circle one more time. “Didn’t you hear that, she called my name.” “Bethany, you’re nuts,” one of the kids said and pushed her out of the clearing. Megan was left alone in the dark. Really alone. It was what she had always wanted. Only, she realized too late, not this way. Never this way. She saw the other faces in all the other trees and realized that she was as she had always been, alone in a crowd. 111
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