s no one around. I hid my car behind the building so it was out of sight from any cops who decided to make a midnight ride, as Bobby had said. The place was really run down and kind of scary looking. All I could think about were those Freddie Cougar movies. I kept looking behind me thinking some one was going to be there with a knife ready to stab me. It looked like there were two floors to this place. The second floor was where we saw the first entrance; it was all boarded up though. Then we saw another door. From what we could tell it was the only way we were going to be able to get in. But the catch is the door was down like what seemed to be a handicap entrance with a downward slope to it. It seemed like we were going to be ending up in the basement of this place. Danny went down first to the entrance. Then out of the blue a white dove flew up. Danny grabbed a rock and nailed the bird with it (killing the bird of course). In this region of the country we live in, white doves are very rare. You usually 4don’t see one unless a person owns it. It wouldn’t have bothered me as much if the bird were a bat. But it wasn’t it was a white dove. Danny grabbed the same rock he had killed the bird with and threw it at the door’s window. We all jumped at the sound. It didn’t sound like a regular window breaking. It sounded different. With a kind or whistle or something to it. It is hard to describe. But I know it didn’t sound right. Maybe I was just a little jumpy. He reached his hand in and opened the door. We all slowly descended to the entrance and tip toed in the door. It was damp inside and freezing. The temperature seemed to drop about 30 degrees. I was holding tightly to Greg by then. I was scared out of my wits. Besides at the time I was sort of dating Greg, and it felt good to be holding on to some one who I knew wouldn’t let anything happen to me. We started walking around the first room, sh...
