Apple Stereotypes

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Have you ever seen a horror movie where the characters don’t know where they are? Most of the time they find themselves on a forest. The events that led me to the mudhole are as fresh in my mind as an apple pie that came straight out of the oven. I have never went the wrong way until ONE day something bad happened. I will not tell you all the details yet but I should give you some ideas. I was walking home from school and i was 5-6 years old and then poof I didn’t know where I was. It all started when school l was out. I hopped on my bike and rode it two feet and the chain snapped in half and then I got distracted and went the wrong way and thought I seen my grandma's house but it

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