Is The Elevator Game Real Novels & Stories

Jeoff’s fake wife. When we passed through them. I saw two ladies whispering at each other. Gossiping to whatever they see at me. Even in your company Jeoff there are lot of people want to tackle the other life instead looking for themselves. Be thankful, I am not that kind of sensitive woman. Arguing with the fake news about me. I don’t mind, as long as I am alive, and no one mess with me. We entered the elevator. It was an exclusive elevator. For Jeoff use, I guess. Jay pressed the letter E button, stand for Executive Office. Not exit or emergency.

The elevator track was detached from the sides of the arch while the platform at the base formed a plaza in itself and was covered by a permanent tent anchored by cables to the sides of the arch. "Jo, I'm serious. Could we take the other way?" Matthew tried to find a solution, which would guarantee him not to use the glass elevator. Only the mere sight of them made him feel sick. ‘Good thing that I haven't eaten yet.’ He thought of a contingency plan, but nothing came to his mind. It would be tactless to stay on the ground and wait for her. "That's not easy. The public doesn't have access to the other elevators inside the building. Only people who work in offices inside the arch can use them

It was located at the end of the camp—where no one could easily sneak in as well as spy on the interrogation room since it was heavily guarded. At first, the three of them entered a tent that looked ordinary, however, when they got in, what greeted them was an elevator that seemed rusty and could have collapsed anytime. Leon is confused but Akira and Loren remain composed since they have been here before. Loren tapped her identification card on the right side of the elevator and with a sound, the elevator opened automatically. The inside is much different from what it looked like outside. The inside of the elevator looked reliable enough for Leon to trust it.

The foul-mouthed guy got back on his feet and moved on to the next corridor. ‘Lets part now,’ Elky whispered in my ear. And so we did. I just melted away into the dim light, and Elky Jennings stepped on to the grilled landing, slipping on slimed concrete floor before it. There was a low dirty railing next to the grilled panels that he managed to grab on his way down. A sleepy guard leaned to the wall in a far corner. Elky froze. He was in two minds shooting the guard dead: it could be a noisy affair. A few minutes had past until the guard’s walkie-talkie came to life. He listened to it half-ear, without much enthusiasm on display, unplastered his butt from the rocky wall and went away, swear

“Good. You’ll understand the emotional beats.” Emotional beats?! Then it happens. The elevator starts moving — smooth, quiet — until ding. It stops between floors. I blink. “Um. What just happened?” He looks at the control panel. “It’s… paused.” “Paused? You mean stuck?” “I called maintenance earlier,” he says casually. “They’ll release it in ten minutes.” “YOU STAGED AN ELEVATOR MALFUNCTION?!” He looks entirely unfazed. “Authenticity is key.” I stare at him, open-mouthed. “Sir, normal people rehearse in conference rooms. You chose a death trap!”

The "lift wish." She was only six when they went to the Government Plaza in Shreveport and experienced their first elevator ride. "When you're going down in an elevator, hold your breath when you're on the 12th floor. And you only let it go when you make it to the ground floor. Then you can make a wish and it'll come true," Corbett said with so much fervor it was hard for two children not to believe him. There was an awkward silence that enveloped Eli and Brigail as the elevator descended.

“Shh. It’s okay. He’s not going to do anything right away. Your friend is up there. If you escape now, he will kill her.” I stopped struggling and just held still, letting the man hold me upright. “Aren’t you afraid someone will get on this elevator?” I asked. I knew it was a huge building. There was no way we were the only people in here. The man shrugged. “Private elevator. Besides, everyone here is in on George’s little enterprise. He even has an entire floor dedicated to luxury suites with girls who will do whatever you want whenever you want it.” He gave me the side eye. “I wouldn’t recommend it. Everything is secretly filmed and then used as blackmail when needed. It’s on

A red light came out and slid over the card. "What isth thisth?" I asked him. "Called an elevator. Makes it so you don't have to take the stairs. Forty floors of stairs is quite the feat." I nodded, even though I had no idea what he was talking about. We didn't have stairs in Alder Valley. At least that I knew of. But yay me, keeping my mouth shut and not spilling my ignorance at his feet. The room started moving. My eyes widened right before I jumped in his arms. "What the stharsth isth happening!?"

I dragged my luggage with me and walked to the elevator. Entering it, it moved immediately. It moved for five minutes and stopped. Am I on the 5th floor now? It felt like I have been in here forever. I looked at the little button which said 3rd floor. What the hell? A man walked in. His heavenly smell filled the elevator. Jesus. He is sinfully handsome. Don't know if he's even real. Of course, he's real! I gulped looking away from him, he didn't even seem to notice me. After 4mins, the elevator stopped. Thank goodness.

Satisfied that I had it about where I wanted it, I let my hand drop. "I swear they make this elevator ride slower than the others," Taewi quipped. Martin, Taewi, Alyx, Kedrick and I stood clustered together as the elevator rose. The wide, circular lift was large enough to accommodate twice our number but wasn't often used by large groups. The effect made the moderately sized platform feel huge and empty. Excepting Taewi, most of us stood in silence as the lift hummed along the track, bringing us out of the bowels of the Firmament and closer to both the bridge and some much-needed answers.