Save Me
In the far end of the ceiling, there was a camera, and next to it was a red security alarm, since the entire room was, white it was difficult for me to spot the door.
“Hello! Please, someone, let me out, please, hello!” I shouted. I yelled and pulled, but no one came to help me. I did the same routine for hours and hours until I finally gave up, accepting my faith.
I stared into the lights onto the ceiling, humming a lullaby my mom used to sing for me when I was a child when I was startled by a buzzing noise. I sat up onto the bed to the sight of a man in a white coat.
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