A Dark Touch
Sabin took the lead, brushing past her, and there was no moment of hesitation.
Looking around, there barely was any light through this hallway besides the small, dimmed lights on each side of the walls as she walked by them, but they did nothing to illuminate the halls; everything was dark...it felt haunted, and it scared her. It all felt like this one big lousy dream she kept living and couldn't wake herself up from.
It was a never-ending hallway; she'd lost count of the doors she'd passed. She watched as Sabin suddenly stopped walking, standing in front of a door, and when he reached to open it, she'd sworn she'd seen his hands tremble and shake slightly.
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