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My eyes widen once I heard those last words. 'Why for the night?' I asked. He was about to answer me, but a sudden loud crash erupted from outside and the room became a bright white. I flinched a little bit too dramatic for a guy my age. "So, where's the room?" I asked walking quickly out of the main room. My heart was pumping rapidly from the quick scare, that I felt like I might die. It's room 69.

Now just crumbled remnants scattered across the floor. “I c-can explain,” I stammer, trailing him into the gutted room. But can I really? Do I even understand what happened here? “Did you do this?” His gaze swings back to me, loaded with new questions. My head shakes almost involuntarily. My voice is stuck, still lodged somewhere between confusion and disbelief. How did the room get so wrecked? Where did the knife come from? How did this chaos happen? Nothing makes sense; nothing feels real. I thought it was a dream. But what if—what if it wasn't?

The silence that followed was deafening. Sarah stumbled backward as if she had been physically struck. Joey caught her arm, looking equally horrified. Whispers exploded across the ballroom like wildfire. Some guests looked stunned. Others looked delighted by the drama. Claire stood frozen, her eyes wide with shock. Even William Stewart looked momentarily lost for words.

Last Friday Night - Katty Perry 🍯🍯🍯🍯🍯🍯🍯🍯🍯🍯🍯🍯🍯 I took a small look, and when I realized I was already in the room. Yes, I was in Gerald's room. It's no longer our room, and I think soon I'll be a widow in a month of my marriage.

Fuck Alpha Vladimir for making me feel this way! I stopped my track when I reached the last room in the hall. Room 616, it said. Although my muscles were a bit stiff, I gathered all my courage to carry myself into making knocks on the door. I turned the knob and noticed that it was unlocked. And so, I strode inside.

“Too late. You’re already here.” “I can still leave.” I pressed my foot down, willing my weight to stay put. “No, you can’t.” She pulled again. This time, my weight disobeyed me. “I can literally turn around.” She pushed the door open and dragged me inside. And just like that, I was pulled into chaos. The place was packed. Not overwhelmingly so, but enough to make the air feel warm and alive, the presence of humans made evidently known. Colored lights shone across the room, bouncing off faces, glasses, and the small stage at the front where someone was currently butchering a love song. Seriously, he wasn't even singing, he was screeching.

If anyone had told me that a day would come when Chocolate would treat me like I'm non existent, I would have said 'I doubt, but if it does happen, I'd sing Taylor Swift's Shake it off and move my also non existent butt' But guess what? I'm not singing, and it's not because I don't know the lyrics but the shock is too much. "What are you doing?" I blink as I realize I'm in my room, a brush in my hand while Cream stands at my room door, hands in the pocket of his trousers.

Was this because of the girl lying on the grave beside my mother's? | I sing, “Tonight I’ve fallen and I can't get up," | I bit my bottom lip when the song ended. Silence filled room 12. I looked straight at the TV screen in front of the two of us. I thought the silence would last eternity when he spoke. His natural husky voice filled my ears. "I rented this room. Why are you here?" "Kuya Oscar said, there's no one here in room 12. Why did you leave? Someone took your place," I smirked.

So last night, I was certain my bed cover set was violet. I tried to remember the events that transpired last night. I remembered drinking the best cocktail in town, the trio of beautiful girls I shared a table with, and the song I kept singing all night—all of which are called “The Beautiful Ones." I have no memory beyond singing that song so I didn’t know how I got home. Whose room was this? I’ve been in Brett’s room plenty of times and this was not his either. Did I sleep with someone last night? Fuck! I don’t like to make a drunk habit of sleeping with strangers.

“Why are you being so lame now?” “Come on, Cynthia. Just let us in.” I could slam the door in their faces, but then they’d hate me for sure. So instead, I swallowed down my worries and stepped back, allowing them into the room. Someone lined tequila shots on top of the dresser. The music started, with a speaker in each corner of the room. The beds and floor were covered with people talking and laughing. A couple was making out in the bathtub. I stood near the front door, a bottle of water in one hand and my phone in the other, ready to bolt. But where would I go?