Nightshift 60: Main Hallway, 2-West
[from here]
Taura peeked out of the stairwell door with the first evidence of caution she'd shown all night. Everything looked quiet, but that didn't mean much of anything.
They'd met here the last time she'd come up to head into that room, and that thing had come out of the walls. She didn't want to wait around anywhere, but especially not ( Read more... )
Taura peeked out of the stairwell door with the first evidence of caution she'd shown all night. Everything looked quiet, but that didn't mean much of anything.
They'd met here the last time she'd come up to head into that room, and that thing had come out of the walls. She didn't want to wait around anywhere, but especially not ( Read more... )
.... But even after saying that to himself, Byrne didn't budge. He couldn't, not after something strange crossed his field of vision at that moment, something walking towards the chapel. The prosecutor stared dumbly at the sight. Was he seeing things?
No, he wasn't seeing things, was he? He couldn't be. There was a black-haired little girl in a long white robe across the way there, her figure glowing in an almost heavenly way, and he was damn sure she was real. Who was that girl? And what why was she here, of all places?
Oh, right, maybe he should be telling Badd about this, since he kind of agreed to tell him everything he saw and all. "Badd? Badd, what's that girl doing over there?" He pointed to her just as she vanished into the chapel. "Is she...wait..."
His voice trailed off as his mind came to a horrible realization. He knew it now. That girl. That girl was--!
"Kay!?" he suddenly shouted, eyes widening in a panic. At that moment, Badd stopped existing to him. Only Kay mattered, and she'd just gone into that chapel without him.
And so Byrne started sprinting for the chapel, leaving his partner behind.
[Running away without you to here...]
Reply
Leave a comment