When Fate Decided to Play its Part

CHAPTER FIFTY-FOUR:

Left Behind

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Bomb?

April paled after hearing the phrase. Even Tyler furrowed his brows. Dave looked at Aaron and the latter was thinking deeply. Sheryl gripped Tyler’s arm tightly and said, “Is that so? Then we should get going to the safe room. But- is that sturdy enough to protect us from exploding bombs?”

April glared at her, “Do you think our building is made with cheap materials? Unless it’s nuclear, of course it will withstand it.”

Sheryl glared back, “If you’re that proud of your hotel, why did those even enter here?”

April looked at her in disappointment, “Ha! You were pretty smart when we were high school but for some reason your personality and intelligence decreased in alarming rate during college. Did you not hear what this guy said earlier? They killed the guards.” She snorted and rolled her eyes; absolute disgust was lacing her stares and voice. “Stupid. What can human do with guns? Evade them in a super lightning speed like superheroes?”

“You-!” Sheryl was red from frustration and embarrassment. She glared at the other and tried to advance but Tyler pulled her back, placing her back to her place.

opened his mouth, “Enough with the useless bickering. You’re only making yourself look stupid.” The two was speechless with this and they can only sneer and look away. He did

attendant visibly relaxed, he nodded fervently. “Yes,

attendant while whispering to their group of friends. Some were already calling somebody, some

thirty, so it was not that crowded at all. They were restless and was ready to run to safety, but they know nothing about the route where the safe room was. So, they obediently followed the attendant with constant pressure for

eyes were darting towards everywhere. Dave

he forcefully unclasped Sheryl’s hands on his arms and jogged

are you going?!” Sheryl’s cries were

matched the pace of the attendant and asked in a hurried manner. “Have you

sir. Most of the guest were already evacuated and I did

even more. “No one? But she left at the

brows before paling. “Are you sure she did not enter

this floor as far as I know,

I came upstairs-“ the attendant paled. “She maybe went

“Why?”