"so it's you. why are you here?" he said putting the gun down. "I'm here to save the man you guys captured." I said stepping back. he looked at me and laughed. "so you know your father's alive. that's makes me happy." the man said. Im so confused right now. the man sat down on the rock that was behind him. "my name's Max I'm your uncle kinda." the man said. No wonder he looked so familiar when my mom killed herself he took care of me until I turned 8 years old. he had to leave for work or something. "I remember you now unlce Max but what are you doing here?" uncle Max looked at the grass and said "I'm a spy. your father almost got captured and when he told me I knew he was going to get captured so when he does I get him out each time. don't worry I will get him out." I'm so happy. I know dad's going to be ok uncle Max is going to save him. "I'll wait for you and dad but only for 1 day. I'll be in the cave. dad knows which one. hurry up and come back!" I said with a big smile. I left and went back to the cave. the adults left but they took everything we had. the only thing that was left was a note saying leave are home or we will come back and kill you are selves. I went to grandfather's cave and got a basket without anyone seeing me. All day long I got fruit and food we could eat. It was finally night time but I couldn't bring myself to sleep. I was to worried about father and uncle Max. I was so tired that I feel asleep at some point. Father and uncle Max came back in the middle of the night with a lot of bags. "Time to leave Ray! we have to leave now!" uncle Max screamed. I woke up quickly and saw them running inside the cave. I looked at them and grabbed the fruit and food I collected without questions. we ran out the cave as quick as possible. there where men in red suits everywhere chasing after father and uncle Max. we ran as fast as we could. they all started shooting at us. none of us got shot but that was just pure luck. we got out of the woods and a car was waiting for us. we got in and the car took us away.

© Sammy Ayala