169 FREEDOM

"Allison!" Isabella yelled and ran back to where she fell. "Are you okay?" "There isn't any time for that now; you need to escape from here now. Before they catch up to us." "But I can't leave you here," Isabella said in tears. "You're the one who helped me out." "You're not out yet until you get through that exit and get help. Don't worry, I'll be fine." "But Allison.." "Isabella! Go home to your son; he's too young and needs you. I just wish I could see mine one last time." "Allison." She could hear the sounds of footsteps getting closer. "Go!" Allison said, pushing her. "Please go and get help for all of us." Hesitantly, she got up and ran towards the exit. She kicked open the hatch and climbed out onto the road. Isabella looked around frantically; she didn't know where to go or what to do. The dog of the morning had blocked her sight. She heard the sound of the men from below and quickly ran in the other direction. She hadn't even been running long when a car hit her, kn