Money's Worth

By Monica Odrale

Laurel surfers a case of mistaken identity as she is kidnapped by people thinking she is the daughter of a rich family. She does not know if she should tell the kidnappers and face their fury now or later when they realize that they have the wrong person.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Monica Odrale
• Release date: Jun 29, 2021
• ISBN: 9781005412166

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Money’s Worth

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A silver van coloured black by the night was driving slowly along an empty street. At a distance in front of it was Laurel whom after losing some of her transport money had to walk the rest of the way to her apartment. Her blond hair occasionally brightened reflecting the light from streetlamps whenever she passed under them. Laurel’s movements resembled jogging more than walking as she was seemingly aware of the dangers that came with the night. The van had been following the Laurel for some time now. When Laurel turned into a less well-lit street, noticing its chance, the beast cried out and moved towards her with great speed. By the time, she noticed the beast, it was already right next to her. The van’s side door opened, and a man reached out and grabbed her. The beast swallowed the screaming girl, shut its mouth and ran off at an even faster speed.

Shut her mouth number two we cannot drive around with a screaming person in the car said the driver in response to Laurel who was still screaming as she fought to free herself from the number two’s grasp.

Roger number one. Be quite you said number two as he wrapped the girl’s body from behind to prevent her moving about and covered her mouth to stop her screaming.

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