* I still do not own Left Behind. And when I'm thorough with this story and
I've said that a lot of times, I still won't own it.^_^*
Chapter Three: Underground Shock
Mac dressed quickly and ran to David's office as fast as he could without arousing any watchful eyes. Annie was already in there, and as soon as Mac was in, the door was shut as well as the blinds. Discreetly, of course. Mac sank down in his chair.
"Man, I can't believe this! So, there's no way this is just a rumor, is it?" David and Annie just glanced at each other sadly.
"I know, I know, its just wishful thinkin'. So is there any way we can get him outta danger?"
David sighed. "I'm not sure Mac. I hate to sound cruel, but that would only put all of us in hot water. I honestly don't know what to do here." A long silence.
"Does Hannah know about all this?" Mac asked finally.
"Yeah," Annie spoke up. "But she couldn't come of course because it would have looked too suspicious. But she says that she's praying for him."
"Well, that's good. 'Cause he's gonna need all the prayers he can get." @@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@
Abdullah Smith sat in the back of a Global Community Peacekeeper's vehicle, on his way to Amman. He had been anxious earlier, but now was filled with peace. He knew his life was in the Lord's hands, as it had been for his entire life, though until the Rapture he had not been able to realize it. He could not believe all that had happened to him since that time. If there was anyone who would be the most unlikely to be saved, it had been him. When his wife had become a Christian, it had angered him. How could she turn from the faith of her country to this foreign faith? He had tried to punish her, though now he realized that writing hateful letters to her and refusing to see their children had hurt him the most, not her. The crazy thing was, she had been completely loving and forgiving throughout it all. He still did not understand why God had blessed him with such a faithful and loving wife. After the Rapture, her letters were what really did it for Abdullah. In them, she had spelled out in great detail the plan of salvation. He had no other choice than to trust in this loving God. This loving God that he would soon be seeing face to face.
Another chapter done-yea! Thank you to Miyo86 and K-rock for reviewing again. I'm pretty sure there is going to be a rescue *attempt*, but if it succeeds... I haven't decided yet. I wouldn't tell u anyway.^_^ Anyway, please review!!^_^
Chapter Three: Underground Shock
Mac dressed quickly and ran to David's office as fast as he could without arousing any watchful eyes. Annie was already in there, and as soon as Mac was in, the door was shut as well as the blinds. Discreetly, of course. Mac sank down in his chair.
"Man, I can't believe this! So, there's no way this is just a rumor, is it?" David and Annie just glanced at each other sadly.
"I know, I know, its just wishful thinkin'. So is there any way we can get him outta danger?"
David sighed. "I'm not sure Mac. I hate to sound cruel, but that would only put all of us in hot water. I honestly don't know what to do here." A long silence.
"Does Hannah know about all this?" Mac asked finally.
"Yeah," Annie spoke up. "But she couldn't come of course because it would have looked too suspicious. But she says that she's praying for him."
"Well, that's good. 'Cause he's gonna need all the prayers he can get." @@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@
Abdullah Smith sat in the back of a Global Community Peacekeeper's vehicle, on his way to Amman. He had been anxious earlier, but now was filled with peace. He knew his life was in the Lord's hands, as it had been for his entire life, though until the Rapture he had not been able to realize it. He could not believe all that had happened to him since that time. If there was anyone who would be the most unlikely to be saved, it had been him. When his wife had become a Christian, it had angered him. How could she turn from the faith of her country to this foreign faith? He had tried to punish her, though now he realized that writing hateful letters to her and refusing to see their children had hurt him the most, not her. The crazy thing was, she had been completely loving and forgiving throughout it all. He still did not understand why God had blessed him with such a faithful and loving wife. After the Rapture, her letters were what really did it for Abdullah. In them, she had spelled out in great detail the plan of salvation. He had no other choice than to trust in this loving God. This loving God that he would soon be seeing face to face.
Another chapter done-yea! Thank you to Miyo86 and K-rock for reviewing again. I'm pretty sure there is going to be a rescue *attempt*, but if it succeeds... I haven't decided yet. I wouldn't tell u anyway.^_^ Anyway, please review!!^_^