Wyatt: A Fictional Narrative

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“I hope you have a plan genius!”, Heidi growled over her shoulder, her guns still aimed towards the enemy's chest. The military had the two surrounded, and Heidi had a rapidly growing resentment for Wyatt for getting her into the mess to begin with. “I'm thinking.”, Wyatt snapped in response, his blue eyes looking around frantically. “Lower the guns!”, Harrison barked towards the two rebellious teens, pulling out a gun of his own. Heidi offered him a hard glare in response, her brown eyes blazing as her heart rate shot through the roof. “Any time now, Wyatt. . . .”, she said, not breaking the glare she held towards the Agent. “I do have a plan.”, Wyatt whispered under his breath, “And I can tell you, you won't like it.” Then Wyatt, unexpectedly,

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