Thats Hell You Re Walking Into Novels & Stories

Oh God. What the hell did I just agree to?

A soft gasp slipped from my lips. "You've just walked into the devil's den."

Am I all alone? Nancy's words echoes through my head, and I know that this hell would drag on for years. There is no escape. Ready or not, I'm walking straight into the lion's den.

I didn't see a man carrying a small briefcase and a phone in his hand Walk in. I was in such a hurry that I walked right into him and everything he held in his hands fell on the hard floor. "WHAT THE FUCK" the man roared. To Be Continued.............

my legs move before my thoughts do marching me into the hallway with this wild anger tearing around in my chest,. im ready to yell at someone.Anyone.the whole world feels like it needs someone to blame., i storm into the living room.,

What in holy hell happened to me? -------------

Mabel’s POV “Stick close. If you get lost in here, I’m not coming to rescue you.” Vivian’s words carried over the bass that throbbed through the narrow hallway. I kept a hand near her back as the sound grew heavier with every step. The door swung open and music slammed into me. My ears rang. Lights cut through smoke and haze. For a second I forgot how to breathe. The place was massive. Shadows of bodies moved as one, their sweat and perfume mixing with alcohol in the air. Even without sharp senses, it was overwhelming.

I know I need to let the current take me and not fight it, even as I can’t see or hear anything but red water. It’s official. Hell sucks, and they even ruined water.

That selfish jerk! Hellion pursed her lips and eventually gave up. She look around the place once again and sighed. 'Nothing! There’s only nothing!’ Anyway, she need to leave here. This place gives someone the creeps. She inhaled deeply and walked towards the light. Hellion walked and walked as her gaze fixed in the light in the end of the tunnel. She sped up her pace but as she walked closer to the light, it became farther and farther away from her. She gritted her teeth and ran towards it but to her surprise, she suddenly stumbled into the dirt.

My voice dropped. Cold. Final. “We don’t walk into their trap.” A pause. Then— “They walk into mine.”