ining our flashlights everywhere making sure nothing was going to jump out at us. The room was large; it seemed like a cafeteria of some sorts. I couldn’t see where the kitchen would be though. It was darker then a night with no moon though. Tables were strewed about the room, and also what seemed to be files, and tons of paper. You could tell kids had come here before because spray paint all over the walls. In a way it looked like blood the way your Flash light would bounce off the walls. The smell made skunks seem somewhat endearing. The smell had a way of seeping into your clothing, and seeming like it would never come out again. My stomach started churning the minute I walked into the door. There were only two doors in this room. One was the way we just came in and the other went into what seemed to be the abyss. We heard the first scream when we were in the first room. We didn’t know what to do. 5We all looked around, and noticed that Will was missing. We just figured he never came in and was sitting in the car with his little girl. We ventured into the second room, where there seemed to be jail cells. The second room was more of a hallway. It was narrow and long. The cells were along the sides of the walls. There were other doors further down. We saw some stairs and figured it might be a little lighter up on a higher floor. We heard what seemed to be like a baby crying from a different room. That was one of the things Sara and Brooke said we might hear. All of us ran up the stairs. When we reached the top, everyone except Will and the baby were still there. We looked around and noticed we were in the living quarters. There were beds every where, 3-foot walls sectioning off what would be a small bedroom. The beds were strewed around just like the tables were downstairs though. All I could think of was that there was going to be someone hiding behind the sectioned off mini-rooms. I was afraid it might be a killer or mayb...
