Savannah
I heard the beep of the lock when the card was scanned and it opened allowing entrance for the man on the other side.
Laughing. The man was laughing. He let out a round of bullets that shot all over the unit I was in. Lights busting, paint and particles of dust flying off the walls as the bullets collides, windows Justin, papers from the desk violently whisked off the desk and into the floor.
His boots were loud thumps on the floor then loud crunching of glass under his weight. He was walking around the shooting everything. Then he kicked open a door and a scream erupted from a nurse then bang. He shot her. My hands were trembling. My breathing shaky. My hands were sweaty and clammy and I help Evelyn’s hand and rubbed my stomach with the other.
“Tsk, tsk, tsk. Yo
