A much needed friend

"I may not like them, but I never wanted it to end like this,"I whispered, tears streaming down my cheeks as well as my dear friend Emily's. She sat with this terrified look to her face and just kept repeating,"I could have died."
I told her,"No, because I never would have left you alone to them." Our councler and lifeguard sat with us in the cabin. The threats they had thrown out, such wicked threats and to find out they had a knife, the day before we went home...All feeling of safety and peace had been flushed from us. Suddenly a boy came storming into our cabin, out safe haven, yelling and demanding where the knife had been hidden.His councler and another boy followed him into our cabin. I stood and demamnded,"Why is he here?! We don't need this!"
"He's having a nervous break down, I'm walking the both of them around camp to try and call them down."
I nodded, sitting back down and taking a breather when he losst control of the boy and we had to get him out. He ran into the kitchen and we forced him out of the cabin and locked all the doors. We panicked as he went around banging on the doors, trying to get in. Our councler picked up the phone.
"Should we call 911?"She asked frantically.
I nodded vigorously,"Yes!!I don't know what else to do!"
"No, we'll call the sheriff!"
Suddenly he broke into the house through the kitchen and our councler, Emily and I darted into the bathroom, me standing against the door to keep out the angered mob her had let in by unlocking the doors. It was our fault, according to them, that the girls were sent home. Our fault their parents would abuse them, and because it was our faults, they were going to kill us. They pounded on the door, yelling and screaming.
"EMILY YOU BETTER F*CKING PRAY BECAUSE HONEST TO GOD I'M GOING TO KILL YOU!!!!!!!" was the first threat of death, and she broke down instantly. I stood against the door, fighting back whom ever tried to get in. I would not fail this, I would not let them get to her with out myself laying limp at her feet. Our councler was on the phone with 911 and God!They were taking forever, asking questions on and on. I was in tears as my life flashed before me, the door opened again by force as I pushed back Elimly reached oer and locked it(I didn't know I could do that), but I still stood with my back againt it. They broke a door open once, it wasn't going to happen again. A soft knock was put upon the door and a voice said,"The sheriff's here."
I was hesitant, my whole body trembled as I unlocked the door and stepped out, my coulcer walking fully out, but I told Emily to stay put in the bathroom, kepping the doorknob in hand incase they lost control again. The kids were settled down by the time two more officers stepped into our cabin. Elimly and I took a seat on the coutch and I trembled. No mission had ever been so threatening, and I've faced assassins before! One who were destin to get me! But I sat there silently only to speak when the sheriff asked,"When do you guys go home?"
There was a pause and I said,"Tommorrow."
They left after talking with every one and I moved all my stuff to the room where the staff members slept. I sat silently, thinking of home, my friends, family, and my kazekage. There was a soft knock on the closed door that allowed me to sit in darkness.
"Come in,"I wispered, hoping it was the right thing to do.
The door opened and my eyes widened."Kazakage-sama,"I whispered."What are you doing here?"
"I heard about what happened and kame to make sure you're okay."He walked into the darkness and took a seat next to me. I nodded, knowing it was the only thing I could do. Pity from the kazekage wasn't what I wanted, but deep down I needed. He hugged me and tears fell again as I hugged him back.
"Shhhh,"He whispered."It's alright."
I nodded and let go,"Thank you sir,"I whispered, drying my cheeks.
"We can talk more when you get back to Sunagakure."He stood.
"Yes kazekage-sama."I nodded and he vanished. I didn;t get to sleep untill three that morning, but when it was time to leve I was gone, travling the grounds as fast as I could, never wanting to be home so badly before. I smiled, seeing my home and knowing that I was safe again....I will always remember that life is a privlage, not a right and if you're not willing to protect it, you'll lose it.