Arena Year 2056- Chapter 2 * I changed the year to 2056. Please comment if you would like to be mentioned when the next chapter comes out. I take the elevator upstairs to my room, and go into my closet. It is 1 mile x 1 mile x 1 mile. I run up the stairs (yes, my closet has stairs. How else do you expect me to get around my closet) and go to the 2nd floor. It has a shelf with all my storage on it. I grab a tiffany blue backpack (Look up the color, it's really pretty!) and grab 2 changes of clothes, a ponytail holder, a comb and brush, my phone, my savings (only $5,000, mind you), and a pair of shoes. I then take the elevator to the kitchen, grab some snacks, then take the elevator to the front door. When I got there, I ran outside and started to run down the path. Big mistake. A black car pulled up in front of our house, and a tough looking guy dressed in a black suit stepped out. "How old are you?" he asked me as I ran past the car. "10" I yelled behind me as I ran down the path. "We'll see about that," he yelled as he grabbed a net from the car and pursued chase. I ran as fast as my legs could carry me, and barely got in front of him. I turned a corner and quickly hid behind a tree. The suit dude ran down the path, not even noticing me as he sprinted by. I waited about 10 minutes, and he ran back. He went over to the car and went inside. The car drove away. I ran down the opposite path that the car took. I was lucky that they took the other path, because my friend's house was this way. I rushed to their door an rang the doorbell. Her mom answered with wet streaks coming down her face, and more on their way. "Oh no," I thought. My friend was 11. The car had come from down this street. "Jenny was taken by a man in a suit," her mom answered my thoughts. "I don't know why!" "Have you seen the news?" I asked. She shook her head. I showed her the devastating news program, and she started to bawl even more. "I'll find her," I said, as I hoped that we would both make it out alive. "Thank you, Jess," Jenny's mom said. "Good luck!" As I walked out the door, I hoped that was exactly what I would have.