My Boyfriend Is A Campus Bad Boy

Tall trees, wild plants and grasses, different kinds of elongated flowers was visible in their eyes. The creepy howl of the wild animals brought fear to the both of them as they lost their way to the sea of flowers.

Sandra covered her face in despair, stomped her feet as she pretended to be innocent like she didn't plan everything at all.

"N– no! It c– can't be! It can't be!" She panicked, shook her head in terror as the wind blew up suddenly. "We're lost! We're fcking lost in the middle of the woods!"

"P– please calm down! We c– can't think for a solution if we are not in good condition! We need to stay calm, recall the direction where we took earlier." She told Sandra but she closed her fists in anger as she pushed Halora forcibly.

To her torment, Halora cried in pain when her right ankle was injured as she accidentally fell into the ground that was surrounded with big rocks, huge branches of trees and timbers.

She quickly bit her arm, forced to stand but unfortunately, the pain was too unbearable. "O– oh, my foot! Please help me! Help me!"

"I– I'm sorry! I am sorry, Halora! I... I never wanted you to be i– injured!" She panicked, held Halora's hands and asked for forgiveness.

Sandra's acting skills quickly improved after a couple of hours of practicing. She pretended that she pushed Halora accidentally as the truth was, she had planned everything in advance.

She knew where the accidents usually occur as she brought her to the same place. "Finally, I can enjoy every second with Sebastian without thinking about you anymore." She thought, imagined romantic scenes with him.

But, she came back to reality when Halora yelled out of pain. She moved her injured foot, laid down to the ground for a second.

"P–please, ask some help, Sandra! Go back to the camp and ask some help, please! I can no longer bear the pain!"

"Y– yes! No! I mean, yes! W– wait for me, Halora! Wait for me and I will be right back with them, do you trust me?"

Halora has no choice. If she won't let her ask for her help, her foot wouldn't be treated as soon as possible. Despite the fear of being lied, she took the risk and tilted her head.

She sighed deeply for a second and looked at Sandra's eyes. "I trust you, Sandra. I'll be right here too, hoping that you would come back right away."

She said in a hollow voice, holding her hands tightly as she slowly let it go with a heavy heart.

"I will try me very best to help you." Sandra said to her before she left.

Her startled face quickly changed the moment she turned around on her. "Mission accomplished." She murmured, watching Halora from the tree where she hid for a couple of minutes before she went back to the camp with a wide smile on her lips.

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"Sandra!"

"Where are you now? You had promised to me that you will ask some help!"

A loud, frightening voice echoed around the woods. A poor, injured Halora screamed on the top of her lungs as she hoped that someone would hear her.

Yet, she'd been asking for help for an hour still, no one came back to rescue her.

Halora was left with no choice but she have to protect the injured foot as much as possible. "N– no! S– she can't do this to me all over again! She can't abandon me in this place like what she did before!"

Her face was covered with dirt as she crawled out to the tree with the most branches and leaves. She had noticed that sunset was slowly fading and the sky became darker and darker.

"I need to wrap my foot with something that can protect it from the rain!" She murmured, turned around the surroundings as she saw a small one just few steps away from her.

And with all the strength she have, Halora crawled in despair like a snake that was punished. Her arms, elbows and palms was covered with dirt as she used it to reach the plastic bag she had seen.

"Come on, Halora! You can do it! You can reach that plastic before the rain drop into the ground!"

She was close to it, but suddenly, a horrifying flash of lightning touched the ground. Halora saw the root–like image of lightning that strike once.

"No! No!" She complained.

But with determination, Halora stretched her arms and held the log before her. Slowly, she pulled herself unto she grabbed the plastic bag that was drifted by the wind.

Carefully, she leaned her back to the log, slowly bent her leg and wrap the injured foot with it. "The sky will be darker tonight." she said, breathing heavily as she looked above at her.

She wanted to curse, pull her hair until she became bald but it was not the solution to her problem. Unlucky, the spot where she stayed was easy to evade by the rain.

There was no branches of trees, leaves that would protect her from the strong, firm raindrops.

"I... I can no longer move! A– and my foot..." Her body became weak as she used all of her strength. Her crimson lips quickly turned pale as she bit it everytime she felt something on her foot.

Halora slowly closed her eyes, surrendering to the sad sky as it began to cry with rivers of tears.

She let the raindrops fell into her body as she only protected her eyes and foot. From one drop, it rapidly became thousands that quickly rinsed her dirty clothes.

"W– where are you now, Sandra? Until now, I am waiting for you." She weakly murmured, wiped the water that almost went into her mouth. "A– and I hope, when I open my eyes again, I am no longer in this cold place."

Halora couldn't hold it back any longer. Her body was in pain and she can no longer stand nor walk. And in the middle of the deep, peaceful woods, she leaned over a log, closed her eyes until someone came with an umbrella.

"Halora?"

"Halora!" But, unfortunately, she was unconscious and collapsed on the wet, muddy ground.