Mathilda
B. Shenaniganeven in darkness, she chose to risebeneath her skinthe life she was giventorn from her arms
So, I again tapped the floor twice, and it meant, go.
I heard the slow creaking of the door amidst the loud voices of Agnes and Fatma. The wooden floor vibrated as Boy ran out the stall. He was quick and slightly horrifying. Thankfully, he ate a lot to had a spare covering his face. The fruit seemed like a parched blood over his full-teeth smirk, and his fur was wildly messed too. But I caught his eyes, and they were smiling, and it made the whole façade less.
The girls noticed him halfway. Fortunately, the act was enough to scare them. It startled them pretty bad that Agnes and Fatma both scream off their lungs. Their expression was over the top.