Today was the day he died. Flynn’s best friend, Parker, is gone. Flynn was a witness to the murder, in fact, he almost died. He suffered some minor contusions and one laceration to the back of the head caused by blunt force trauma. At least, that's what the doctors tell him. However, he isn't a normal witness— due to the head trauma, he has no memory of the accident. The last thing he remembers is that they went for a camping trip and then he woke up in the hospital. The doctors say that if it wasn't for the man who called 911, he would've died. Although, Parker was nowhere to be found and his blood was found at the crime scene. So he was presumed dead. When the doctors told him this, he decided to see for himself.
Now, he is in the police station waiting room. He…show more content… It looks extremely old with ivy growing up the sides and jagged broken windows. However, there is one working Jeep that sits off to the side. He walks into the lobby and sees a grand entrance, completely overshadowing the dilapidated exterior. There are plush velvet red rugs lining the tiled floor and a brilliant glass chandelier hanging overhead. Directly in front of him he sees a luxurious, expansive staircase that splits left and right. To his right, there is a large window pane and a waiting area with leather seats and a teak coffee table. To his left, is a desk with a bell on in it. However, no one is there. The interior is in fantastic shape but it looks completely abandoned. Curious, he rings the bells and as he does he looks behind him towards the window. That’s when he sees the hooded people again, only this time there are more, about twenty or so all outfitted with various lethal weapons. Terrified, he runs up the stairs and makes a left. Now, he is faced with a hotel room that it slightly ajar and an elevator. Not wanting to wait for the elevator, he decides to enter the hotel
