I've
gone and published a coupleof stories recently, so make sure to
read them (Especially this one) first!
Certain but oddly unaware, Paul walked with determination
straight on in an area that he’s unable to place. There’s something familiar
about it, and it made him feel nostalgic. But if someone asked him where he is,
or even why he's there, he wouldn’t be able to respond.
A poorly lit corridor surrounded him, and this poorly lit
corridor stretched for quite a distance, much to Paul's displeasure. Paul only
looked forward, as if there was no other choice. But at one point, he does
realize, he has no idea how this badly lit corridor has any light whatsoever.
Paul tried to glance around in hopes of finding the source of the weak
lighting, in order to find something to throw his mild discontent at. But for
some reason, he couldn't turn his head. It's like his head was fixed in place,
and only his eyes were able to move. He wasn't even sure if he was in control
of his feet, that were emotionlessly moving in front of the other like they were only following orders.
It was at this point Paul started to wonder what's going on.
Then, before he could find a suitable answer to what should be
an easy question, he reached the end of the corridor.
A door stood in front. It was an exceptionally boring door.
When Paul put his hand on the bronze doorknob, it sent a chill down his spine.
Although boring, it was as unfriendly a door could be while still being
indistinguishable. Paul moved his other hand to the middle of the wooden door
and was able to recognize that it was a very cold door. Much colder then the
corridor had been to this point. It made him hesitant to hold onto it any
further, as it gave him a harsh feeling that made it clear that Paul was
unwelcomed to keep his meaty teenage hands on it. But, his degenerate hand
turned the knob and pushed anyways. Paul wasn't sure if he wanted to, but it
was quite obvious to him that his opinion didn't matter.
The door creaked open, and inside was something that
should've surprised Paul to see.