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Boundaries
A different noise reached me: loud voices and hurried footsteps in the distance. Finally! Why the fuck did they have cameras and security guards if it took them forever to show up when there was a problem? The place was a maze, and the dripping water added to the echoes, making it impossible for me to pinpoint where they were coming from.
“I got her.”
“Good, go,” I gasped, a hand to my chest.
I saw Kujo come out of the basement and raised the LED the moment he crossed the doorway, to fill that short hall with the bright beam. My knees were about to buckle, so I kept my back to the wall and slid down to sit on the damp cold concrete floor. I knew I needed to get out of there. I needed fresh air. But I also knew I wouldn’t make it all the way up the stairs and out the window. And I didn’t know how far the exit of that tunnel was, nor the way out through Quaker Hall, which most likely would also include stairs. I shivere
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