Chapter 5-4

Please don't be locked, please don't be locked! Crashing into the door, I clumsily grabbed onto the doorknob and yanked. To my utter relief it retched opened, greeting me with a fresh breeze and bird song. Nature had never seemed so beautiful. And I hated that. Trees lined the horizon in every direction visible, the house located smack bang in the middle of a nature reserve. There was a long arse road stretching onward for what looked like eternity, with rows of massive pine trees lining either side for as far as the eye could see. Okay, I know for a fact Twilight had a Hell of a lot of trees in it. Unable to stop I carried on through the door, frantically scanning the driveway and spotting a Landover parked a couple of dozen feet away. If I could make it to that I could probably use it to escape. Clearing the three steps of the large wooden porch, I made it ten feet down the gravel driveway befo