The young asian looking girl continued to run down the streets. She turned down the next street, hearing the familiar sound of a car she knew well she ran into a building nearby. Luckily the door was unlocked, odd that it was, but never the less she could get off the street and out of sight of that sadistic sonuvabitch.<br/><br/>Morgan leaned back against the wall by the door and took in a few deep breaths. She was tired and just wanted to feel safe enough to sleep. She slid down the wall and looked around. A small elevator was down a hall to her right and just ahead on the right past the hallway there was a set of stairs winding upwards, three stories high. It was apparently an old apartment building, that still housed a few low income families. She bit at her lower lip and pulled her knees up to her chest, curled up against the corner. It was late in the night and the gunshots could still be heard outside. The yelling and screaming of people arguing and fighting was distinctive of the neighborhood, whoever lived in this building was used to it and didn't care either way.<br/><br/>The young runaway took in a long deep breath and let it out slowly. She buried her face in her lap as she tried not to think of where she was or how she got her. She wondered if her parents would ever want her back, probably not after she told them she had the abortion. She didn't want them to know that Eddie had actually beat the baby out of her. He didn't want brats he said, he didn't need more mouths to feed, so he did something his way. He did it the cheap way he said. That trip to the ER didn't seem to matter much but the baby was gone. She hated him for that. Morgan hated him for a lot. She slowly started to cry as she sat there thinking about her predicament then she sucked it up and wiped at her eyes.<br/><br/><strong><em>"Suck it up, Morgan... you're here.. not there..."</em></strong><br/><br/>She looked then with a strong defiance in her eyes, a tired but strong defiance. She decided sleeping here might be safest for now and she could continue to find help in the morning.