
"There was only one rule: don’t open the door.”
That was what I took away from my first day at what should have been a dream job. It was simple enough to do the job, the pay was ok and it wasnt far from home. There was just a strange atmosphere.
I accepted the instruction regarding the door, but if I asked anyone why I couldn't open it my colleagues ignored me or turned away and left me standing. Each other door we passed had a notice on it saying what it contained, laundry and telecom room among others.
I was sure it wasn't just me who wondered what was behind it, though if nobody else knew why were they blanking me.
I looked at my security pass, it gave my name, my employee number and it said access all areas. I decided that included the corridor and the door. My pass number was 12, i worked with only 9 others so two more must have moved on.
A voice in the back of my head whispered, "maybe they got nosy"
I replied, "i,m still going to see!"
Luckily nobody was listening as I realised I had commented out loud.
The corridor was hospital grey with black doors. I passed the medical room and reached my target. I tried the door, as soon as it moved a voice inside screamed "no"
"What's happening, let me help you?"
The person pushed back and the door clicked as if locked. Then I looked down and saw a blooded plastic card come from under the door. I bent to pick it up, turned it over and was shocked to see a name and number. The number was 11.
About the Creator
ASHLEY SMITH
England based carer, live with my wife, her parents and 4 cats. will write for all areas but especially mental health and disability. though as stuff for filthy seems popular will try there . any comments, suggestions or requests considered




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