The girls are in need of assistance

The first thought was a panicked one, a sense of urgency rushed through Mark as he sped down the hallway, opening up the girls’ room as soon as he got there, not bothering to take the time to knock.

Seeing them both stand there, facing the wall, Mark figured it might not be as serious as he first thought.

“Thank god your here!!” Winter said grabbing his arm and bringing him further inside.

“What’s going on??” he asked her.

Natalie answered for her roommate, pointing to the bottom of the wall, “That’s the problem!”

“It’s a dang big spider,” Winter added, still holding on to his arm.

“Where is it??” he asked, not seeing it at first.

Winter pointed again, pushing him just a bit, closer to the wall. He was now able to see it, right as it began to move again.

“Ewwwww! It just crawled behind the bed,” Natalie shrieked, moving behind Mark too.

If he was being honest, the spider terrified him inside as it would most people. It wasn’t a little small one, decent in size, Mark saw enough of its details to shriek.

Calmly however, he used an empty container in the room to trap it against the wall so he could remove it from the room.

“Are you going to kill it?” Winter asked him, her hands up at her bountiful chest, still staying well away from it.

He shook his head, “I’ll be back in a second, just going to throw it away into the garden.”

“What if it comes back??” Natalie worried.

“Trust me, you girls will be fine.”

He looked confident, a brave hero, walking out that door with a trapped spider in a container in his hands. But as soon as he was out of distance from the girls, his face dropped and he began to borderline run towards the East Hall exit.

Just holding the container was freaking him out, as soon as he was outside those doors, he let that thing fly, chucking it away into the garden.

Mission Success.

“Guess you owe me for that now,” he told them with a smile as he re-entered the room.

“Well, we’ve just ordered some drinks and pizza if you’re interested in hanging around here for a bit?” Winter asked him.

“That would be great, when’s it getting here?”

“Maybe another five minutes,” Winter replied.