The Pathway to Freedom

Once upon a time, in a land called Eliock there was a lot of people held captive for liking juice. This happened because the king and queen, Belle and John Wells, they despised juice. They had a tragic incident in the first grade. Someone spilled juice on both their pants and it looked like they wet themselves. All the people that were held captive were in individual cells, separated from their families. If their were any new born babies they would go to a community daycare. Some people were lucky and didn’t get held captive because they escaped through a secret path called the The Pathway to Freedom. Everyone tried at least 20 times to try to get to the path and some people got lucky but most people got caught by a security guard. Finally one day, a girl named Lacey Creek and her dad Eric Creek went to Eliock because they heard of all the people being held captive in the daily newspaper. They wore camouflage to blend in with all the plants in Eliock. After 11 hours they finally got all the people out of jail in a big group. It was around 1:00 a.m. so the security guards were already sleeping. Everyone arrived at The Pathway of Freedom and crossed it to to be free but realized that they didn’t have enough room in there car for 53 people. So, Lacey and her dad called all their friends and family. A few hours later everyone made it to Lacey’s hometown and everyone had a magnificent life from there on.