2 years ago:
Bam! Bam! Bam! He shot at her 3 times. She ran for the door and barely made it outside by the time he shot at her again. Bam! Bam! Bam! 3 more times. She ran for her life. She ran down the street to the neighbor's house and pounded on the door.
"Open up! I need help! Help me! Please help me!" She screamed.
Nobody answered the door. She ran around to the back and hid in the shed. She didn't think he could find her here. She heard sirens coming from down the road. Maybe she was safe. Maybe. Just maybe.
3 days later:
"Ms. Mollie? Is this him? Is this your boyfriend?" The police had her in questioning and was showing her pictures of her boyfriend. She was frozen though. She couldn't fully comprehend what it was they were asking her.
"What? What's going on?"
"Ms. Mollie, we need to know if this is your boyfriend. Is this who shot at you? Who you say abused you?"
She looked at the picture. "Yes. Yes it is."
"Can you tell us a little more about what happened? What he did to you?"
She started crying. She couldn't talk at all.
"It's okay, Ms. Mollie. Take your time."
"I can't... I don't... I don't know." She stuttered.
"Can you tell us at all what happened? We need a statement from you so we know what to do next."
"He... he... he beat me. He hit me and pushed me up against the wall and tried to... he tried to force himself on me. I didn't want it to happen. I... I... I'm sorry... I can't..." She was bawling her eyes out. She couldn't handle this. She couldn't go and relive it all over again.
"It's okay. That's enough for now. Will you be able to stay around for the next few days so we can figure this out? We'll need a little more information from you. Is that alright, Ms. Mollie?"
"Yes... My friend is coming to get me in a few days. I'll stay around until then."
"Okay. Thank you, Ms. Mollie. You can leave now."
"Thank you." She got up to go but could barely walk. She couldn't believe that this was happening to her. She needed to get out of here. She stumbled toward the door and walked out of the police station. She got into her car and started driving. She just kept driving until finally she was out of state. Where she was going, she didn't know. She just knew she had to get out of there. There was no way anyone would be able to find her.