Will, we should do this in the morning, I warned him.

Are you kidding?

I didn't wake up in the dead of night to look over a bunch of boring journals.

Let's go in an adventure," he said excitedly.

The doors still open and I desperately tried to think of another good excuse as to why we

shouldn't do this.

If something goes wrong, we could be stuck in here all night and dad would tan our hides,

I told him angrily.

I think you're just chicken," he said, jabbing me in the ribs.

I sighed and got in the elevator realizing that I definitely didn't want him doing this

alone.

Then I pressed for the sixth floor.

So we pressed the second floor next, right?

Well, last.

My heart was already racing, especially as we passed the fifth floor.

I remembered the note's ominous warning.

Listen Will, you have to promise me something, I said, as the doors open on the sixth and

we looked out towards the empty halls.

Yeah?

He responded, quickly pressing the button number two.

If we see someone just…

Don't say anything, okay?

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