Everyday after school little Gavin would bike home from school to an empty home. His mom usually got home one hour later. Gavin thought this afternoon when he left school was just a typical day. He knew the route like the back of his hand. He left campus rode to the end of the block turned right and rode two blocks up to his street. It usually took him no more than 20 mintues to bike home. On this day he left a little later than normal, which meant he was the only kid still biking home. The rest of the school that went home via bike had already left a while ago. He gets to the corner of the irst block to make the right turn, when he is shicked what Gavin sees.

Gavin has just watched a man shove a little kids into an unmarked van. The van went speeding off in the opposite direction that Gavin was needing ti ride. He turned the corner very slowly. He tries to make it seem like he saw nothing. The gentleman that grabbed the kid saw Gavin.

“Hey Kid, nothing to see hear.” The man says. Gavin keeps riding, but very slow and he keeps looking over his shoulder. Gavin is also hearing the kid scream from inside the van. Gavin realizes it is his classmate. He needs to get home so he can call the police and tell them. Just as Gavin starts to speed up the two blocks to home he realizes that the guy is following him. “Hey Kid.” The gentleman keeps calling. Gavin tries to ignore him.

Gavin has not made it the frist block toward his house. He is half way. Home. He keeps remembering what he just say and who was shoved into the van, so he cal tell the police. “HEY KID!” The gentleman helps now. Gavin looks over his shoulder to realize that the man is not far behind him. Gavin does not want to go straight home. He does not want the guy to know where he lives. Gavin must think quickly to see what he will do or where he is going to go. He must think quickly before the guy catches up the Gavin. Gavin is worried he is going to try and hurt Gavin also. Gavin keeps riding, just not sure where he is going to.