“Okay, okay. Let’s leave please. I’m really not getting a good feeling.” Spencer glanced over her shoulder as the four men settled into a whispered conversation.

            “How are we supposed to leave? They’re blocking the door. Plus, why would we leave, they’re just talking.”

            Spencer quickly shook her head. “No, you don’t get it. Marco was terrified back there. He was nervous Madison. I felt it. He tried to tell me who they were…something about Davies….” Spencer stopped as felt Madison freeze against her.

            “Davies?” Madison asked, fear entering her voice as well.

            Spencer narrowed her eyes. “You know who that is.” It came out as more of a statement than question. Madison’s eyes mirrored Spencer’s as they looked at each other.

            “Spencer we really have to get out of here.”

            “But you just said.”

            “Fuck what I said. We have to get out of here.”

            Spencer’s mind raced and she shook her head, attempting to clear her mind. “I’m confused Madison. Who are the Davies? I don’t get it.”

            “Look, I’ll explain later but we have to get out of here now.”

            “They’re blocking the door. You see that.” Spencer glanced between the men and Madison.

            “The Davies want their money.”

            Madison and Spencer both froze as the conversation going on in front of them became louder.

            “They gave us two more weeks.” Marco responded just as loud, though he was quivering in his shoes.

            “They’re tired of giving you extensions.” One of the men spoke. “It’s either tonight, or you’re gone.”

            “We can’t do it tonight. Tomorrow, we’ll have it tomorrow.” Adrian quickly pleaded.

            The man with the deepest voice shook his head. “You don’t want the Davies sisters to come down here themselves. Really you don’t. We have orders. This won’t hurt.”

            The next few things happened too fast for Spencer to catch. Voices raised even more, gunshots fired, and Spencer could’ve sworn she heard a “Run Spencer!” It didn’t matter, because as soon as the first shot was fired, Spencer was out of her seat and running towards the door. She could vaguely sense Madison’s hand in her own as they sprinted through the upstairs hallways. She felt as if they were running in circles. Neither girl knew their way around. After a few minutes of aimless running, Madison stopped them.

            “Where are we going?” Madison’s breath was louder than her talking.

            “We’re getting out of here Madison!” Spencer’s voice was maybe a little louder than it should’ve been.

            “How? I don’t know my way Spence.” Tears were threatening to spill onto Madison’s cheeks.

            “Did you just see what I saw?” Spencer’s tone was slightly hysterical. “Did you not see Marco hit the ground? Did you not hear the other gunshots? I’m pretty sure Adrian is dead too. They’re dead Madison! Oh my God.”

            “Calm down Spencer!”

            Having less willpower than Madison, tears freely fell down Spencer’s cheeks. She shook her head. “I won’t calm down. We’re gonna die. They’re dead, they’re dead, they’re dead.” Spencer clamped down hard on Madison’s hand. “Come on!”

            Spencer lifted her foot to run, Madison’s hand still in hers. Before their feet could hit the ground, arms wrapped themselves around them. Before they knew it, all they saw was darkness…