‘IF you get out, honey. Trunks are serial killers. They don’t care who their targets are but when they pick you they make you die slowly. You need to find oxygen and quick.
Bethany began to panic. Her breaths were shortening and a light headedness feeling was encompassing her. How long can someone survive in a trunk without oxygen?
The damn trunk was just to dark. There was only a small amount of light beaming through.
“Wait, there’s light?” Were car trunks supposed to shine in light? She doubted it, but in the corner was a beam of moonlight drizzling through.
Bethany crawled over and caressed her hand over the spot. It did not feel like carpet, but glass. It was the break lights she was touching.
“And break lights aren’t made of bullet-proof glass,” She repeated exactly as in the back-seat. Bethany curled up, aimed and fired. Once again she drove her legs through. The glass didn't shatter, but she felt give. She tried again. More light was shinning in. Her alertness was thinning and her eyes were drooping.
On the third time her feet drove through the glass shooting it out of the car. Air rushed in filling her with relief. She took in a long, wonderful breath allowing it to full her longs. Air had never tasted so good. The animal sounds were now crisp and clear, but she still was hesitant that someone could hear her.
Another opportunity struck her. If she put her arm through the new hole, she could she use the key to unlock the trunk. Bethany picked up the key and slid her arm through where the break light used to be. She imagined her arm stretching, trying to bend it as much as she could.
“Come on Beth, you can do it, you were fantastic at gymnastics.” She stretched farther poking the key into random places. She felt she was close, she felt—
“Holy Christ!” Her arm shot back in and she flew backwards into the trunk. Tremors were starting in her arms. She had felt something, something alive.
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