Third person P.O.V.

It was like hell broke loose after that. Everyone dropped whatever they had in their hands and made a dash for the door. Kris was the fastest- blame it on his long legs or his ninja skills. The siren still continued ringing, increasing everyone’s adrenaline rush. You reached the door second, after Kris, when realization hit you. You quickly turned back and shouted to the others, “Kai, Tao, Kenny, stay back. Trust me.” Although baffled, they stayed back. Everyone ran up the flight of stairs as if their life depended upon it. The more closer you got to the 6th floor, the louder the siren sounded. You all rushed towards the end of the hallway in that floor. It had a metallic door with complicated-looking devices attached to it. Kris was looking at the door, an annoyed expression in his face.

“Kris, what’s wrong?” “It won’t let me in because my heartbeat is apparently too fast. Whose heart won’t beat fast when you run an entire flight of stairs?” The door suddenly slid open and you turned towards it, only to find Lay already entering inside. You pulled him back and beckoned everyone to come closer, “Guys, the traitors must still be inside. The siren just got deactivated when Lay opened the door. So, they must be suspecting that someone else beside them is also here. We all will quietly go inside and while remaining hidden, will try to capture them. There is certainly more than one person inside and I’ll bet you anything that some of them will pay a visit to Tao, Kenny and Kai downstairs. Ok, let’s go.” Everyone slipped inside quietly one at a time. You went inside at last, just after Suho.

The room had an eerie red glow to it, similar to the neon lights in the club. You spotted a table nearby and hid behind it. Your eyes and ears were alert for any kind of movement around you. The silence was too overwhelming to believe that there were probably more than 10 people in the same room. You thought you heard a scuffle somewhere across the room and prayed that everything was alright with the others. You strained to hear or see anything that’ll give away the location of the others, but to no avail. You had a feeling that you were being watched but didn’t give much thought about it. You tried to shake off that feeling but it wouldn’t even budge.

You were still looking around when you felt someone’s breath on your neck. That person put his finger to yo