The Asylum// A Janoskian fic

This is the End

Daniel's P.O.V

      I swear to God if I almost die one more time, I'M gonna kill someone... oh the irony. I followed Beau, struggling to keep up as his strong legs propelled him further with each step. I swear for as long as I live I will Never take these boys for granted. I really can't live without them anymore. We shot down another corridor. My thoughts continued to tantalize me. I've always believed that everything happens in life for a reason, no matter what, even all of this crap, but meeting the boys... THAT was pure fate. They each have a part of me which resides within them and I, in turn, have a piece of them. They'll always have a part of me.

    Once again, my compulsive day dreaming led me to injury as I smashed head first into Jai. "Ow, Jai, Jesus... HOLY CRAP JAI!", I hugged him tightly. James basically swallowed Beau and Luke in his large arms as they embraced. Thank God we were all safe.

James's P.O.V

     I grabbed onto Daniel shortly after "crushing" Luke and Beau. "Hey buddy, how you doing?", I asked, my hands shook as I reached to touch his shoulder. "Um... somewhat", he spoke softly, glancing up at me, "I kinda almost died again". I stepped back, "What!?", I gasped. "Long story, no time to talk, we have to leave before more guards show up", he spoke louder this time, the rest listening to him. "I have a story too", chimed Jai, Beau's arm hanging off of him, "James killed a guard!" Luke stared wide-eyed at me, "YOU KILLED HIM!?" "Jai, I did NOT kill him, I knocked him out." Beau shook his head, "Oh, I NEED to hear about this, but Skip is right. We need to leave like now", his voice cracked slightly.

     We managed to find out way back to the main hallway. A few patients still lingered, but despite the uniforms, they didn't seem to pay attention to us. "Luke, you're on sick **** managing to cause all this chaos", I whispered back to the curly headed boy. "Oh please, I could have done much worse", he smirked, pulling the tight ring on his lip between his teeth. "He's not lying", Beau added, patting out troublemaker on the head. We gently walked past the various patients and found the elevator. It seemed to take ages until the hard, steel doors opened.

     We rushed inside and Jai quickly found the button to the basement. He smashed the button repeatedly to close the doors. This time, the doors creaked slightly as they shut.

    A soft tune played through the elevators fuzzy speakers, causing us to laugh. The music seemed so obscure to where we were and what we just went through. Luke "waltzed" with Skip until the doors opened to show a dark abyss of a basement. I peered out into the near pitch black room. "Oh hell no", Beau hissed behind me, "It's ****in' dark now too?! Great." "Mark?", I called out, praying to hear a response... only to be left with none. "Mark!?", I called again. "Did he ****in' play us?!", Luke growled next to me, his jaw clenching. NO, no,no... this can not be happening.

    "Hold on, my uniform as a flashlight on it", Jai cooed, flicking it on, and stepping out in  front of me. "MARK!!!", he screeched even louder than me. "Boys?! Is that you? I'm over here!", a sliver of light peeked out from the opposite side of the room.

Jai's P.O.V

     Thank you sweet Jesus. I ran faster than I ever thought possible towards Mark, my boys on my heels. I reached the door, this is it. I cried hard, realizing that this was actually happening, the never ending hell was coming to an end. I dropped to my knees, resting my forehead on the near freezing floor, and sobbed. Over my sobs, I heard a chorus of "thank you's" sound behind me as everyone praised Mark. He saved us.. but in reality, we saved us. I sat up to see the boys hugging Mark, tears ran down their faces. I joined the goofs and as I did a screeching siren went off throughout the building. "Crap, they all know now", Skip gasped. "GO NOW, HURRY!", Mark cried, urging us forward. I clung to Luke as we dashed out the back door, finally seeing light after days, it was temporarily blinding.

3rd P.O.V

    As the sonorous ring faded behind them, the young aussies sprinted, hard and fast, into the barren outback, as far as they could. Anything to put as much distance possible between then and The Asylum.

A/N: Thank you all so much for staying on this journey with me. This is my first book I've ever really wrote as a teenager and actually put out there for others to see. I started this book early in August 2015 and now (6 months later) in early February 2016 it is complete. This has been an amazing and eye opening experience. I do plan on writing more stories on here because writing has been my talent/passion since I was capable of forming sentences. Thank you guys, my little sunflowers, for everything, much love - Alydia <3