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!!DISCONTINUED!! Oliver is babysitting his younger cousins, but little does he know that he won’t get to see them for a long time. A psychopath on the loose gets hold of him and an accident leaves Oliver stranded on an island with the psychopath. How does Oliver the meekly kid in bowl cut end up in the wilderness? Will his weak heart be able to survive the extreme turns his life takes? Will the local habitat let him live in peace? Read to know more.
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Chapter 1 - The Attic

I stirred up and found myself in a dark place. Or maybe it seemed dark because I was blindfolded. And tied up. I could hear loud noises. Of a vehicle perhaps. I tried to recall how I ended up here…

I was at my aunt's place, babysitting my cousins. That's when I saw the news- about a person who ran away from a mental hospital. A psychopath, as a person who gets scared easily, I locked all the doors and windows and tried my best to double the security.

After I finally sat down to relax, I heard a noise. Thinking it must've been one of my cousins who woke up, I went to check. I soon realized it wasn't my cousin. The noise was coming from the attic. That's when it hit me. I didn't close the attic room. My breath hitched as I backed away, trying to convince myself this was a dream. But the person in front of me dressed in all black was actually there. He had a machete and a rope in his hands and was wearing a balaclava. The next thing I knew, I was being tied up and loaded in a truck.

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Most probably I was drugged because I am not the one to sleep for long hours, the reason I woke up was that I could feel myself getting wet and partly owing to the continuous thunderclap. I wanted to cry but I didn't have any energy to and nor could I find my voice. I felt my surroundings and realized that we were on a boat. I could also make out that the psychopath was not a veteran sailor due to the frequent cursing that took place. I felt my feet getting wet. Wild thoughts ran through my mind along with a sense of panic. Preparing for the worst, I suspected that the boat was sinking. The water had reached my ankles. The kidnapper yelled certain things but I couldn't hear anything properly. I was now certain that the boat was sinking.

Then it happened, the boat suddenly overturned. I tried to resist, the ropes and the blindfold let loose. It was no use now. There was no escape. I stopped struggling and let myself sink, closed my eyes and let fate play out.