I woke up on a cold damp floor, it was dark and hot. My hair was sticking to my face. I tried to look around but it was so dark I had to wait a while for my eyes to adjust. When they did I was horrified; I was in a cell, I was a prisoner. Who would want to take me away from everyone? I heard a noise outside, a small door opened and someone threw in a bag of blood. I knew that I shouldn’t drink it, what if someone had drugged it? I was too hungry to weigh the consequences. I grabbed the bag and drank it till there was nothing left. I don’t know how long I was out for au even where I was. I know I’m not in Forks anymore. It’s so dark I didn’t even know what time it au even what siku it is. I screamed “Is anyone there? What do wewe want with me? Someone talk to me.” No one answered. I fell to the ground, tears streaming down my face. I don’t understand, why me? I fell asleep on the floor, alone, angry and sad. I woke to find a door open and the sun shining through. I was hesitant, maybe this was some kind of trap. I walked slowly towards the door; I stepped outside and see there is a fence to keep me in. Within my cage is a small meza, jedwali and a chair with a change of clothes on it. I was looking around my new surroundings when I heard footsteps approaching. “So nice of wewe to come out of your room.” The man said. He was tall with dark long hair; his skin was dark and his eyes were bright red. He was a vampire. I knew I’d never met him before. “I hope wewe will like your new home. Now I don’t want to hurt wewe so don’t go causing any trouble. wewe won’t be able to break out of your hut au through the fence. They both have a current of electricity going through them. I’ve tested it, it will kill wewe since wewe are only half vampire.” The man said. “I still don’t understand why wewe kidnapped me? What do wewe want with me?” I asked. “Well, Miss Cullen, I want to know zaidi about how wewe came to be, and how wewe work on the inside. I’m curious to know if wewe can withstand pain like a vampire, I want to know if wewe can reproduce offspring?” the man was staring at me. “It’s Mrs. Black, and yes I can reproduce, not that it’s any of your business.” “So wewe got married and my congratulations on your child. How many do wewe have?” he seemed overly interested. “I miscarried my twin boys.” I alisema looking away from him. “I see, that’s very interesting, tell me is your husband a vampire au a human?” He had a pencil and paper in his hand uandishi everything down. “My husband is human.” I don’t think he needs to know the whole truth. Maybe if I gave him enough information he would let me go. I could play his little game, and I can win. “Who are you, what’s your name? I need something to call wewe if I need something.” I was determined to get some majibu of my own. “My name is not important; and if wewe need something just yell. I’ll be able to hear you.” He alisema with a smirk. “Are wewe not afraid someone will hear me scream?” I asked “There is not another person around for hundreds of miles. So scream all wewe want.” He was walking away as he alisema this. I stood there shocked, no one for hundreds of miles. I can’t escape because he has an electric fence to keep me in. How is anyone going to find me? I went into my new house and cried myself to sleep again. I had nightmares that night. I dreamed that the man finally let me go after years of being here. I got out of there as fast as I could and went to Forks. When I got nyumbani no one was there, no one had been there in a long time. I ran down to La Push and found Seth. “Seth, where is Jacob, where is my family?” I was frantic. “Nessie, they all left years ago. Jake was so distraught that your family left he ran off too. No one has seen au heard from them in almost ten years. They all figured that wewe didn’t want to be around them after wewe Lost the babies, and just took off.” Seth said. “I was kidnapped Seth, I couldn’t get away.” I was crying. Seth started to walk away. “No Seth don’t leave, please.” I was screaming. He didn’t turn back to me, he just kept walking away. I woke with fresh tears in my eyes. They wouldn’t leave me, Jake would come find me. I know he will. “You are awake now, come out here I want to run some zaidi test on you.” My captor sounded impatient today. “No, I want some chakula first and not blood. I want real food.” I yelled at him from my prison cell. He threw some matunda in my cage. “Now will wewe come out?” He asked. I walked out into the cage and he sun was shining. It was too bright; it made me miss nyumbani and the clouds and rain. The man came into my cage and took hair samples; skin samples, spit samples and last he took a sample of my blood. Taking my blood was not an easy task. He has to cut my hand with a very sharp kisu to get it. I hurt but I didn’t let him see my pain. My mom and dad taught me how to be smart, and Uncle Emmett taught me how to be strong. Right now I was going to have to be stronger then I have ever been. I need to be smarter than this man who has taken me as his little test monkey. I need to be smart enough to keep myself a live long enough to escape au to be rescued. Jake will find me.