Talk:Be Claimed/@comment-94.214.65.110-20140512182811

I've heard that most of you have seen the man/men (In my case it was two men) and I'd like to say I saw them somewhere in May/April, I don't exactly remember. Well, it  was a usual afternoon, though what was unusual was how nice the weather was, so I decided to go biking. I went down a new path, not willing to take the one where a house sat, from which a dog could escape from. I went the other way, since it was a two-sided road. This wasn't a good choice. At first it seemed GREAT, and I mean WONDERFUL. I'd found the closest thing to a decent forest, a nature walk covered in trees.

When I was a bit in I could chose from two paths, one had two men in black suits with dogs walking on it so I took the other one, not thinking much of the men. Clueless of me.

Later on, when I'd decided to go home, I drove out at another side, which, somehow was covered in one of my small fears; dogs. I decided to go the other way, slightly freaked out by the large amount of dogs. Of course, the man next to the dogs hadn't gone unnoticed by me. When I turned to go the other way, which I should mention was a bit away, not too far, but not too close, I saw two men, looking exactly the same as the other one; black jacket, pants and hat, holding many dogs. Well, not holding them, being surrounded by them.

I tried to go back the other way, and go on to the front, but a Border Collie started running after me, so I turned around and biked back, it seemed to be called back. I nearly turned in the other way I'd come from, but the dogs were looking at me, so I tried to find an exit out, not caring if I knew the way home.

I was freaking out because I had to be home by sunset, and the sky was becoming a roseish-purple, and because I might die of dogs. After tears were shed and I had looked for a way back, I decided to go back into the nature walk. There, I saw the men walking away, right at the way I'd gone before. Instinctively, I dropped to the ground along with my bike.

After the men had gone I drove out, crying of fear, saying I hated dogs all the way home.

One thing I have to mention is that the men drove in a van, I just knew it was theirs, for I had seen an open-back, silvery van parked by the nature path. A few weeks, or a few days later, I saw the van parked right next to my house. I freake out and ran into my house back then.

Alice