Novel & Cerita Trouble When You Walked In

I started walking, taking the same route we'd come in with and I found the long strange road that'd probably lead me downwards. When we'd been climbing on it, it took us upwards. But now ,it looked like it was going to take me downwards. I started walking slowly and carefully on it, praying vividly I don't fall. I climbed on then, one after the other and finally got to the end of it. Hmmmm. At last. I was now in the big room - the big room that had big chairs and so many beautiful but strange things. I think its time I explore them. I was about making a move when someone suddenly walked in from the entrance.

Stronger this time. Like there were eyes fixed on the back of my head. Watching me. Following me. My grip on my bag tightened. Okay. Now I was definitely uncomfortable. I turned around again, but still, nothing. Maybe I was just paranoid. That had to be it! Right? I picked up my pace slightly. The sooner I get home, the better. Lost in thought, I wasn't paying attention to where I was going. And then— [Thud.] I walked directly into someone.

As I walked down the hallway, I didn’t pay attention to what was happening and my mind was only filled with thoughts until I bumped into someone and I fell to the ground Fuck.

Yet there is no sign of the man of the hours. Tonight as with every other, I am surrounded by more men than I feel comfortable with. I decided to rather make my way to the bar. I am very frustrated as I find myself pushing through the crowd. Then as I am about to reach my destination, I feel someone walking smack bang into my chest. The impact is so hard; I can only utter one word, “Ouch.”

I stepped out, giving them both a smile before I attempted to walk through the doorway. I expected them to stop me, but they let go through, which caused a knot to form in my stomach. Nothing was ever this easy, and there was no such thing as a stroke of dumb luck. I realized too late that I most likely just walked into a trap. I swallowed hard as I tried to keep my face neutral. I walked down a long hallway. Glass walls lined the hallway. I saw countless monitors and people sitting down, keying things into the systems as I peered through each section of glass.

“That mouth of yours, be careful with it. It's gonna get you in trouble.” I kept walking down the stairs. “Funny,” I shot back, not watching my steps. “People keep saying that, and yet look—I’m still hale and hearty.” In my head, though, I was cursing the arrogant prick in seventeen different languages. An overgrown peacock is what he is. A walking STD advertisement. I finally reached the last step, and what happened next made me regret giving my attention to what Zephyr was spouting instead of my steps. The heel of my sneaker caught the edge.

As I walked and walked, I finally found the restroom. I was about to enter when I was bumped, which caused me to fall, but someone is clutching my backside. Because I couldn't understand what he was saying due to the crowd, my eyelids became heavy and eventually closed.

I kept bumping into people, the road is filled with different cars lined up, and the little space left is where pedestrians walked on, that's why we bump and collide with different people I was already five minutes late, when I arrived at the bar panting like someone who ran a marathon, I walked into the bar and was surprised to see the whole place filled up with walkers and customers, That moment I knew I was in deep trouble, remembering the boss's mean voice when she was telling me never to arrive late, I already bade myself good riddance I did a finger cross, after saying a short prayer inwardly, people were starting to stare at me awkwardly

Including Leon. Now I am currently in the hall where the soldiers are gathered. They had to be in here. I was trying to find my way through the crowded hall when someone walked into me. "Oh, sorry," I apologized as I tried to step aside. "Watch where you're going, girl," the man growled, annoyed even though he was the one that walked into me. "Apologies," I said, once again trying to step aside but he blocked my way. I glared up at him in anger. I knew trouble when I saw one.