DeJa's POV:
Ugh... I don't like this at all. I stepped into the room, becoming encased in the dark as the door shut. The room becoming slightly illuminated by the timer and RuPaul's picture appearing on the monitor.
"Hello there DeJa! Your task is simple. Stay in this dark room for fifteen minutes. If you leave before the timer runs out, you'll be up for elimination. Good luck, and don't fuck it up." RuPaul explained before the monitor went black. I sat alone, trying to think of ways to pass the time.
"Okay... Let's see... Maybe I could sing?" I thought, but quickly scrapped that idea after blanking on a song. Fuck. What should I do? I looked over at the clock, 13 minutes remaining. I stared into the empty abyss of shadows, it seems as though it could whisk me away into it at any given moment. The small light of the timer wasn't much help. It actually kind of made the dark that much more intimidating. This was gonna be a LONG day.
Meanwhile:
Jorgeous's POV:
I was sat in the workroom, relaxed and rejuvenated. I was out of the woods. I looked at the other girls, they all seemed scared. Poor things. But I'm outta the woods, so whatever. I don't really care how they feel right now because I don't need to care!
"How do you think DeJa's doing?" Willow said, breaking the silence.
"Who knows?" I said, carelessness lacing my tone as my legs crossed and my arms found themselves behind my head.
"I hope she's okay..." Lady Camden spoke timidly. She definitely seemed the most scared. I wonder what her fear was?
Meanwhile:
DeJa's POV:
I lost count of how long I've been in here for. It feels like forever. The alarm rang out, filling the room with it's cheery ring. I was done! I couldn't believe it! I left the room as quick as I could.
"Yes! Yes! It's over!" I cheered, hearing the other girls clap. As they clapped, I bowed, glad that the hard part was finally over. Now I could relax. I joined Jorgeous on one of the couches, grabbing a cocktail and taking a sip.
Daya's POV:
Great. Now it was my turn.
"Alright, Daya, you're up next. What are you afraid of?" DeJa asked, curiosity lacing her voice.
"Monsters," I replied. No one laughed, thankfully as they all nodded in understanding. I turned towards the awful door that my fate was sealed behind. I started breathing heavily.
Hoo boy, I can't wait to see how this turns out.
