Beth

Now that we were all in the bunker my flashlight shown around the dusty room. Illuminating the boxes of food on the shelves as I saw each door.

There was more to the bunker than a simple panic room. The thought filled me with more vigor. Knowing that I can spend sometime exploring. I had to fight the grin that threatened to spread on my face. Though before I could walk to the middle door I heard Cassandra, “Should we stick together?” I heard her breathe out.

Seeing as she had the only other source of light I felt like I would need to be held down by a crowd. Since Sarah didn’t bring her flashlight, I didn’t feel as though I should limit my experience because she didn’t bring a light.

“You two can play together.” I hotly shrugged as I began waking to the middle door. Once my hand grasped the rusty handle and pulled, I was happy to see the hallway behind the door. “Because I want to have some fun alone.” I say over my should as I walked through the door into the musky hallway. Shining my flashlight into the hallway and grabbing the handle to the door to seal myself into the hall.

Closing off the daylight from outside behind the door I let my eyes scan the door frame. Gazing up and down and being delighted when my light grazed a latch that I quickly grabbed and shoved to the side to lock the door behind me.

I didn’t want Cassandra and Sarah following me.

And as I walked down the length of the hallway the only two other doors were on either side of myself.

Left and right.

And the left was a red rusted door with a sign on the middle. A small slab of metal, showing the picture of an orange circle behind a bone.

While the right door was a rusty green one with a sign one the middle as well. Though this one showed a red square behind a black cog.