The Never ending Maze

"Lighting...?"

We kept on observing him throughout the time we have spent in these cells so far. We all had to sleep on a towel, eat from dog bowls, and drink from the toilet. We each had one. We also got to use that towel after we shower. It looked like prison showers where we were on full display. The only good part about showering in this place is that you are showering one at a time. We each have to share a bar of soap, and one of those little hotel bottles for shampoo and conditioner. Once we used that all up. It was done, no more soap, shampoo, or conditioner. We had to wear the same clothes every day. It was our pajamas so that helped. Jordan, Max, and I had to finger comb our hair after every shower. When I was tired of combing it, I put it up in a ponytail. They fed us the bare minimum and kept it so we were able to drink the toilet water so we wouldn't get sick "Why keep us alive If you are just going to leave us here to rot." Jordan asked, "We are not keeping you here, but we need to discuss a few things." The mad man said. "Okay, but then why are you keeping us kinda healthy?"
"Because I need you to be healthy." He screamed so loud I had to cover my ears. I kept thinking about the night we got here. All throughout my sleepless nights, my stomach grumbling, and my mouth feeling so dry. I realized something. There is not one person, not even him that could take Jayden and me out of the window at the same time. The next morning I was livid "Who are you working for?!" I screamed in his face. "You figured it out. I'm not alone. Lighting, come on in." This time it was a masked lady in the same attire, but she was wearing a black tight suit under her robe. "This is lightning and no one works for me, I am her boss." He said in a threatening tone. "Thunder and lightning. The perfect match." Jordan said with a scoff. "Yes, now that we all know the truth, the real fun can begin." He chuckled and threw a canister toward us, he put a face mask on himself and Lighting. Then they took off. When we woke up. I could tell one thing. We weren't in the cells anymore.