Disclaimer: Yeah, I don't own Dirty Dancing; I just love it so much I want to elaborate on it ï
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Katey Miller took her father's hand as she looked at the plane. This beaten-up aircraft was going to take her back to America. As she took a step towards the plane she felt a jolt in the pit of her stomach, something wasn't right here. She looked at her father, she knew it wasn't just the pain of losing Javier, something was seriously wrong.
"Dad, there's something wrong here." She said with a tremble.
"You feel it to?" His face looked tight. He was nervous, no, scared even. Katey had never seen her father scared. It was starting to unnerve her.
Suzy was standing behind the pair of them and she looked back and forth at them. None of them knew what was wrong, just something was.
"Where is Mom? I thought she was gonna wait to board the plan with us?" Suzy said this very anxiously. The still, silent plane was giving her the chills.
Suddenly there was a scream coming from inside the plane. No one knew the voice but they knew to trust them.
"DON'T GET ON THE PLANE! TERRORISTS!!"
They heard a woman crying and someone yelling very fast in Spanish. The woman crying yelled at him.
"Why are you doing this? We don't understand you!"
Katey felt her heart flutter in her chest. She knew the woman who was crying, it was her mother. Katey vaguely felt her father let go of her hand. She looked at him and saw him yelling and running towards the plane. Katey saw her world spin. The guards at the airport came rushing towards them and she felt them pull her and Suzy away from the plane. Suzy was screaming at them to let her go but they didn't seem to hear her. She also saw the men grab her father and pull him away just as he was nearing the entrance to the plane.
The next thing they heard disturbed them all.
A/N: Sorry, I hate cliffhangers too but there is no other way I could finish the chapter. I'll explain the terrorist in the next chappie but I don't know when that is going to go up. I'm sorry! It's school....blame it on them! Teachers and their test-giving ways!!