Red and black dots spotting her vision was the last thing Maeve remembered. As she came to, there was a sound of a car door being closed roughly and then something opening very close to her. Suddenly, hands grabbed at her, lifting her up as if she weighed nothing and carrying her at an awkward angle. Their boots crunched against the dirt and dried leaves...until she met with the earth with a firm thud. Refusing to move even an inch, Maeve did her best to play dead, thinking that maybe she could catch her kidnapper off guard and make an escape.<br/>However, that plan was cut off by a gruff voice.<br/>"Miles, I thought I said I wanted them ALIVE," the person growled, coming closer.<br/>"She is, she's just playing dead see?"<br/>Before she was even able to react, a boot met with her ribs, already sore from her first struggle with the people who had abducted her. Unable to stop herself, a groan of pain rumbled through her chest. Now that the game was up, Maeve opened her eyes, nearly blinded by the light after being in dark so long. Glaring at the man who towered over her, his greasy brown hair flopping over his eyes. Scratching his scruff of a beard, the man gestured, "see Boss, alive. She's just playin' dead." Turning his attention back to her, the man leered at her, "don't worry Miss, you won't have to pretend soon enough."<br/>Something about those words and the look on his face caused a shudder to run down the Girl's spine as she glowered up at him.<br/>"Be see'in ya Miss," he grinned, mocking her by tipping his hat before he left. He, along with several other people exited through a door like gate. Looking around, Maeve noticed for the first time that she was not alone. Spaced out there were several kids in and around her age, some who looked younger and some who looked older, some of different races even. She also noticed the nearly 50 foot high fences, along with the high voltage sign near it. Terror ran through her veins like ice and her entire body trembled with fear. The others around her looked just as frightened and confused.