I already feel it, but I held on as tightly as I could, sensing the intensity of the situation. My instincts drove me to act quickly and instinctively, knowing I had to react fast. The urgency pushed me into a frantic rush, with bare feet pounding the ground in a desperate attempt to escape or confront whatever was ahead.

As I moved, I was overwhelmed by adrenaline, caught in a chaotic and reckless pursuit. The scene was tense and chaotic, with the imminent danger fueling my frantic effort to survive or succeed in the moment, as depicted in the tense narrative of James Patterson's "Hope to Die."