Room 101

She was exhausted after a long day at work. Lately she has been taking a few more hours a week to earn more money than usual so it was sort of her fault that she was always tired. She used to be very observant and consistent on the things she did but that all changed when she started seeing someone new, she was basically a new person. Her friends were glad that she was coming out of her shell and not being so afraid anymore.

After work she walked through a tunnel that connected both the office building and the parking garage together, reaching the elevator. She made sure she pressed the right floor that she parked on, she never pressed the second level. Ever since they found the body of a young woman there she never parked on the second level, but if there were no spots anywhere else in the parking garage she would park at the store across the street. The parking spot nearest to elevator is the spot where they found the body. She knew that because the day after the incident happened she had no idea till she seen the blood soaked stain into the concrete. Even the thought of the second floor would make her heart race and her legs weak.

She pressed the third floor on elevator panel and slowly she felt the elevator go up. The number above the door indicated that she has passed floor one and the number two was shown on the indicator. Loud squeaking was all that could be heard all around her from the motor of the elevator. Suddenly the elevator stopped, still on floor two, panic came over her. The large metallic door opened, revealing the parking lot of the second level. She quickly turned to the corner inside the elevator and she frantically pressed the number three on the panel.The elevator didn't budge, she stepped away from the corner and she looked passed the open door. Instantaneously the motion censored lights came on in front of the doorway her eyes darted to the dark spot on the spot a few feet in front of her. Quickly she collapsed to the carpeted floor and covered her head as she started hyperventilating. Her vision started fading away and reality escaped her grasp.   

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After what felt like hours she woke up in cold stiff hospital bed. She had a sharp pain in her head and she quickly grabbed it. Once she got herself back together she realized she wasn't allow in the room. She had to squint to make out the blurry figure sitting in the chair next to her. It was her older sister. She was extremely dumbfounded, it couldn't be her sister. Her sister died a few weeks ago and it was her fault.