Island Escapes Short Story

Island Escapers

On the island of Baldway something seemed off to Ryan. Since day 1 on this rocky shored tree covered island Ryan felt controlled. Anything done wrong the authorities of the island would have the verdict of the punishment. Ryan black haired, courageous, and muscular wanted to know what was going on. He realized that anyone who went to speak with the authorities died soon after. He really wanted to tell somebody but it was just a suggestion and he did not have any real evidence.Until now.He found something very intriguing in the mail.

“Ryan go get the mail!” his mom Janet said from her bedroom. Janet was a widow and the mother of Ryan.Her husband slipped of a cliff a week after talking to the authorities of the island. She

We build a raft out of sticks and shoelaces. Set it on the edge of the island. Then we go and grab pans and row ourselves away from the island. We can then find help and hopefully save the island from our corrupt leaders.” Ryan said. Jonah thought it was a good idea so everyday that week they would meat up and build the raft. On the morning before they set off on their journey they both grabbed a pan and food and water for they were sure they were going to need some. They put it out on the unforgiving ocean waters and stated paddling. They paddled from 6 a.m. to 4 p.m. and then took a rest break. They were both winded so they drank a small portion of water and a little food. They once again started paddling and they stopped at

According to the Coast guard that found Jonah and Ryan they drifted right to shore. Ryan then asked if the coast guard cold o them a huge favor. He told the coast guard about the island and asked for help returning the citizens of the island to this new land. The coast Guard captain then helped us return the citizens home. Not one single person agreed to go to the new land until we showed them the paper with the pills. Only a few of the island inhabitants did not leave but the majority were transferred to safety. Jonah and Ryan were forever acknowledged for their bravery and providing safety to the