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Saved by the Doorknob
When the doorknob finally returned to the door and the feeling of being down the rabbit hole was over. “Are we sure we’re free, or are the wards teasing us with our freedom?”
“Very funny. It’s not that how they work. Come on, before it finds something else to do for it.” Both sighed with relief when the door closed behind them, and they could see the way out of the basement.
“Listen, I know it wasn’t your fault, and I’d like to thank you all your time today working on this.” Hayden gestured to the notes and his phone. “I need to get back to my territory with this.”
“Yeah, well, it’s a little e
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