"What do you think you're doing here?"
Stacy and her friends looked around wildly and, seeing a vague figure in the distance charging towards them, ran without a second thought in the opposite direction. They were trespassing, after all, and they'd already tipped over two cows.
Her long black braid whipping side to side in the cool night air, Stacy sprinted to keep up with her friends and cursed her refusal to ever join them in the gym. They were next to her, then a few feet ahead of her, then ten feet ahead of her--
A split second before she fell, Stacy felt a pain in her ankle. She crashed to the ground, the body part in question most likely sprained judging from the pain. Her friends didn't notice her fall, and from the sound of it, the male-sounding figure who'd yelled at them was still in pursuit. She slowly tried to stand, wincing at the tenderness in her ankle, but found she couldn't put any weight on it.
Mind racing, she called to her friends, "Wait up!" but they either didn't hear or didn't care. Painfully, Stacy tried to hobble away, taking strides with her good leg and gingerly stepping with her injured one, but she knew she just wasn't going fast enough to escape.
She could hear the heavy footsteps and heavy breathing behind her, and she tried to speed up, but her ankle was too tender. As she was attempting to pull herself back up from a partial stumble, a man's large arm grabbed her around her waist and hoisted her into the air.
Her assailant slung her over his shoulder as she screamed and struggled to no avail. He held on tightly and silently no matter how hard she pounded her fists against his back or tried to pry his arm free of her torso. He was walking back in the direction from which he came, as far as she could tell. In the dark, in pain, and dizzy, Stacy didn't recognize that they were heading towards a barn until they were nearly inside.
Once inside, she was dumped unceremoniously onto the dirty floor. Some sort of overhead lighting had been installed, which was switched on moments after she was put on the floor. Stacy looked up to see a man looming over her. His visage was grizzled but not particularly old, so far as she could tell. His whole presence felt menacing and even though she couldn't recognize the foot long fiberglass rod in his hand, she felt wary of it all the same.