Chapter 4

They climbed in. Lola grabbed Maddie's hand very fast. Maddie felt her heart beat; it was almost like heart attack. They did expect dead bodies but Esther made sure she would watch the hallway and everything else. They slowly got  down.

"Hey," Lola whispered. "I know you might see someone familiar here but don't panic, okay? PLEASE!" Lola took the clean black garbage and opened it while Maddie looked for items.

"We did expect them here, just don't panic!" They opened the lockers in the back of the classroom. They had to work fast. "Just shove everything," Maddie spoke fast. 

They took a lot of random stuff and filled the bags. Lola opened every book bag and found important things. "It feels like we are stealing."

Esther watched how the girls were picking up stuff from the class next to theirs. Maddie texted that she needed someone to get a new bag and Josh passed a bag to them. 

They went to two more classes and returned with heavy items. Esther watched and noticed how a bandit was walking in their hallway, except he wasn't leaving.

" I feel like they are watching and making sure that no one is escaping," James noticed. They all bend over the laptop and noticed that other hallways were taken by other bandits.

"SHIT," Mark spoke up. "How are we going to escape, they are everywhere!" "We just have to be quiet," James noticed. They opened the bags and random stuff came out. 

James kneeled down and started looking through the items. "The classes were full of random stuff like phone chargers, I found a few blankets," 

Maddie pulled out some stuff. "What the heck are these for," Josh pulled out stuffed animals.

"I mean," Maddie shrugged, "We can use them as a pillow," She glanced at Lola, who smiled.

"Smart," James stood up. He was thinking about everything right now. He said to him self. "How are we going to use the restroom? even if we escape the  school place there might be still dangerous stuff." He turned to look at the classmates again. 

"OMG," Egor almost laughed, "Did you really bring a coffee maker here," "Are you making fun of them?" Gracie asked. He looked at her confusingly and said "I haven't drank coffee since 13 years old because my mom always said my teeth will become black and it really got annoying, so I had to quit drinking it,"

Gracie replied. "I have all respect towards Maddie and Lola for risking their life. There were more dangerous options; I bet you wouldn't nail it."