INNOCENCE
“Eliseva, please, open the door! Please, do it!” Hazel yelled, banging on the door. She knew that shouting like such a lunatic was a waste because it had happened before. Eliseva was not going to listen to her. Hazel needed to spend time there according to the punishment.
But that could not happen to her. She was very afraid of the dark. She used to suffocate in the dark, as she was suffering now. She was having trouble breathing. The dust around her had succeeded in suffocating her.