A campfire Story I put together

It was the 29th of May when Tori and her friend Sally zipped open their tent door. Out side was very dark and gloomy so they challenged them self to a walk, they grabbed a torch and off they went. It was Tori’s turn to hold the torch so she turned it off to try scare Sally, Sally said “You better try harder then that because your not going to scare me”. They Kept walking in complete darkness, before a blink of an eye Tori tripped over and dropped the torch. She stumbled to her feet as she turned on the torch to see what she had tripped on. Right there before there eyes laid a dead person. They screamed and ran back to their camp site trying to decide what they were going to do.They both ran and grabbed there phones but inconveniently they were both out of service. They were really creeped out at this point so they ran straight to there car but they could go anywhere because the battery had been taken out. At this point they knew they were dealing with something really serious. Not knowing what to do they went back to their campsite trying not make a loud noise or noticeable movements. They were freaked out and scarred. When they got back to there campsite they diced they would get there phones and try and get some phone service only to discover there phones had been smashed on the ground . They thought the only option would be to run so in complete silence they ran as fast as they could as tears ran there faces. All of a sudden they felt cold hands grab at there ankles and drag them into the bushes. The next day Tori’s parent’s went to check on the girls to see if they were okay. They couldn’t find them so they assumed they had gone for a walk and decided to wit. Hours passed but there was still no sign of the girls. They went and checked to see if they had chosen to sleep in the car, as they approached the car they noticed the bonnet was up and the battery was missing, they raced back to the campsite to see if the girls had returned they spotted the girls phone’s smashed into the ground. They knew something was wrong and chose to call the cops. Just like the girls they both had no service. They remember they had service back at the car, as they approached the car they noticed the bonnet was up with the battery missing. Within seconds they heard a scream and straight away they turned around facing the bushes as cold hands grabbed at there ankles and dragged them beneath the car. The four of them have never been since. Every year on the day of there disappearance, their family and friends all meet up at the last place they were seen but what they don’t now is, there not alone.