Fear Of Elevators Novels & Stories

“Lena… does she have any fears?” That seemed to grab his attention. “Fears? Not like?” “Fears.” “Not really. That kid is as tough as nails and…” He trailed off. I could see realization light up in his head. “And?” “She has a phobia. She is claustrophobic.” “Claustrophobic?” “Yes. Never liked tight, confined spaces. She even hates elevators because of it.” I turned off his words as a knowing smile crept on my face. Perfect.

Romano was holding the door, looking impatient. Jim exhaled, turning a long glance back up the open-air escalator. Nothing's wrong at all, he lied to himself, trudging back toward the elevator. As a boy, Jimmy had fallen down an abandoned well shaft and died treading water in the narrow space also, for hours before being rescued. Since then, he'd suffered a haunting phobia of enclosed spaces - elevators, subways, squash courts. The elevator is a perfect safe machine, Jim continually told himself, never believing it. It's a tiny metal box hanging in an enclosed shaft! Holding his breath, he stepped into the lift, feeling the familiar tingle of adrenaline as the doors slid shut. Two floors. Te

It's dark, it's not certain that there are other people in the company besides her, now she only sees herself in this horror silent space. Nhat An was so nervous that she wanted to die, walking faster, she just hoped that the elevator would descend quickly below, at least in the lobby there were a few security guards on duty at night to be less afraid. She's read a lot of horror stories about the elevator, how the elevator stops on its own at a certain floor and no one comes in, or it's impossible to get down to the corporate lobby... Come to think of it, Japan An shivered a really cold.

When there are other people it doesn't feel so bad and she doesn't think about what might happen if she was alone in the building. With a loud bang, the elevator began moving fast like the lines had been cut off… It was moving so fast I couldn't help but scream in fear as I grabbed hold of something.. My heart was beating so fast and I was engulfed in fear and panic.. It was my first time being Trapped in an elevator and it Felt like my life was flashing before my eyes… I kept screaming hysterically as the elevator kept dropping all the way from the 100th floor and with a loud thud it stopped moving and the lights went out immediately..

It makes me mad-anxious when I’m locked in a place I can’t leave at will. I hate being trapped. I hate it! It scares the shit out of me! It makes me think I’m going to be stuck here forever and I don’t even like the thought of it. To top it off, we’re stuck in an elevator and I’ve read a lot of horror comics. This is not how I want to die!! I don’t want to get crushed in this thing!! He nodded at me, “We’ll be fine.” But just as he said that the elevator moved down a foot, almost as if it was losing balance, scaring the shit out of me.

I kept telling myself I should step back, create space, but my fingers wouldn’t listen… they were still gripping his shirt like I needed him to anchor me. The truth? I wasn’t great with elevators. Never had been. The flickering light, the sudden jolt… it had scared the hell out of me. That was why I hadn’t let go. That was the excuse, at least, but deep down, I knew it wasn’t just fear keeping me here. It was him.

Back then, her cries for help fell on deaf ears, the air was thin in the confined space, and the cold, hard walls seemed as if they would close in on her at any moment, crushing her into a pulp. She was dressed in a hospital gown, curled up in the corner, feeling danger lurking in the darkness, a sense of despair. It seemed as if she had returned to the time when she was unconscious, where no matter how much she ran in the darkness, she couldn't find an exit... Screaming, running wildly, shouting, but the person she was waiting for never came. But, who was being waited for? She didn't know. She had never mentioned the incident of being trapped in the elevator to anyone, not even to her fathe

"Zayne, are you?" "No." He replies curtly and I know for sure that he is afraid of elevators. The thought makes me smile and I find it kinda cute that Zayne has, like the rest of us, a silly phobia. I'm scared of empty swimming pools and I find it funny yet frightening. The door opens and his grip on my hand loosens when we step inside and press the button with the number 7.

The elevator was working alright but suddenly there was a sudden rough sound and a sudden high vibration in the elevator. The vibration on the elevator kept on increasing. It became more and more than I expected. What the hell was seriously going on? I was scared, scared to death. Along with the vibrations, scary sounds were coming from the elevator. These sounds were making me crazy and mad. My head was spinning so much. The horrible sounds I was hearing were making me so anxious and scared. I cried a lot for help. I shouted a lot for help. This was my second time, the second time that I was facing death so near to me.

Jax looked at me with a serious expression. “Of course I do! I wasn’t born yesterday! It means when you’re scared of something, like I fear my father for example.” I through my hands up in the air. Jax chuckled and took my face in his hands softly making me look directly at him. “No honey. The word fear is more of an acronym.” I scrunched my face up in confusion. “Ok now you got me 38 shades of confuzzled fucked. Explain yourself.” Jax laughed and dropped his hands. “You’ve been hanging around Alida WAY to long hun. She’s rubbing off on you.” He said as he got up to get a pen and paper.