Your eyes fluttered open and you squinted from the bright sun light shining through the broken glass window. Your head ached and you quickly realized you were tied up. Laying down on your side, your slowly began to feel the stabbing pain on your leg. You looked down and noticed you were laying on broken glass. 

You took in your surroundings and could hear faint voices outside. You wondered where you had been taken to, and for how long you were knocked out for. 

You were in a large shed, and from the very few windows that the building had, you couldn't see much outside. It had scrap metal, blanks of wood and old chairs laying around. The cold breeze coming through the windows caused goosebumps to form all over your body and you shivered. 

You could no longer hear the voices outside and struggled to sit up. With your arms tied behind your back, you used all of your strength to push yourself up with your elbow. After some struggle you finally sat up straight. You looked down at the glass that was beneath your legs, which were also tied together, and an idea came to mind. 

Getting free from the ropes.

You didn't even think about the consequences of trying to free yourself. You shifted yourself around. All that mattered to your right now was freeing yourself from the ropes. Your hands searched the dirty, cold concrete floor for a large and sharp enough piece of glass.  

You found a decent piece and pointed it back towards your tied wrists. You frantically began to cut the rope, roughly slicing it as hard as you could. The strong grip your hands had on the glass made the edges cut your fingers. But in your state of shock, you couldn't feel the pain or blood dripping from them.
  
A good ten minutes passed before the rope was down to its last thread. You dropped the glass and took a deep breath before ripping your hands apart. The rope snapped and you screamed in pain. Your wrists and hands were covered in cuts, but finally, you were free. 
 
You untied the ropes from your legs and stumbled to her feet. You gasped and held your breath when you heard something clash. It echoed throughout the large shed and you slowly turned around. A loose sheet of metal clashed against the wall. You sighed in relief. It continued to flap loosely because of the wind and you glanced around. Wondering where you could get out from. 

You began to panic. If you were able to escape. Where would you go? What if this place was in the middle of no where? Who would see you? Would they help you? What if those men found you again? 

Your eyes widened and you quickly reached into your pocket. You quickly grabbed your phone and the power. You were surprised and relieved that the men hadn't taken it from you. You saw the list of notifications appear at the top of the screen, sixty three missed calls and twenty five messages. You knew most of them would of been Kai. You eyes widened when you noticed the time. 

9:17 AM. 

*He must be worried sick..* You quickly pressed his contact and held the phone up to your ear. Your