After Lawrence leaves the bathroom, and the dead man on the floor walks out, Adam is left in darkness. Bloodied, scared, and alone. The only things left to comfort him are the fresh corpse on the floor, the red light from the camera dancing in his vision, and the hallucinations. Apathetic. Angry. Pathetic. How much of that is true as hope seeps through Adam's fingers? As the clock ticks on and Lawrence's promise to bring someone back leaves a sour taste in his mouth? As the walls begin to speak? TW: depictions of suicide and suicidal ideation Now complete!

After surviving the bathroom, Adam wakes up all alone in a new trap. He has two hours to get out, or he could meet the same fate he just escaped. And this time, no one would know to save him. Who got him out of that bathroom, anyway? Will he make it out before it's too late?