Oliver

Oliver, watching you in the park as you walked home, called his buddies and ordered them:

• Take her. Throw her in the forest. No chance of getting out. Do everything very quickly

You didn't suspect anything when they grabbed you, put a hood on you, dragged you into a car. In the forest, under the cover of darkness, they abandoned you. You ran, screamed, but the forest was deaf.

Already in the morning, Oliver, sitting at breakfast, saw the news on TV about an outbreak of rabies in the forest, animals, maddened, attacked people, hunters who arrived at the call died, in Oliver's eyes, replacing panic, a glimmer of alarm. He got into the car and rushed into that forest

In the forest he rushed about like a squirrel in a wheel, fear overshadowing his anger.

• Hey, come out quickly - he shouted in the forest