"Bella! Come on!" Jasmine shouted walking backwards and grinning at her best friend, Bella.

The two girls were about eighteen years old and liked to explore, it was one of the only things they had in common because other than that they were completely different, looks and personality. Jasmine had black hairlike the midnight sky and beautiful almond shaped brown eyes, she was very loud bubbly and popular. Bella had red hair but it looked like a bright ginger and she had big blue doe like eyes, Bella was quite quiet and nobody really knew who she was, except her best friend of course.

The pair walked through the dark forest which had a dark and heavy aura around it, they talked and laughed but Bella felt as if something was going to happen, something bad. She had a heavy feeling like the feeling that books always described right before something terrible happened. Their torches shined on everything around them, but that's what they thought, oh how very wrong those poor girls were.

Bella didn't understand what exactly they were looking for as Jasmine had refused to tell her saying that it's a surprise, Bella felt unnerved she just wanted to go home but she certainly didn't want to leave her best friend alone out there, so she stayed being the good friend she was. It was a terrible decision and if she had decided to leave maybe none of this would've happened in the first place.

It was dark. You couldn't see anything, not without a torch and even if you did it didn't really help you that much. The trees looked alive and the long skeleton like branches of the trees swayed viciously in the wind making it look like it was grabbing at the two girls. The pathway was made out of gravel which made loud noises when they walked, Bella swore she heard more than their own footsteps but soon forgot as Jasmine started to talk. Bella felt slightly scared so to ease her nerves she looked around to see if anything was actually there.

"I found it! I found it Bella!" Jasmine shouted enthusiastically running towards her. She grabbed onto Bella's arm and dragged her along.

Bella froze, stopping Jasmine and herself in their tracks.

"What's wrong?" Jasmine asked worriedly seeing her best friends face as it turned ghostly white.

"N-nothing. I'm f-fine." She stuttered, it wasn't nothing Bella heard a laugh, a chuckle even. It was like this person wanted her to hear them!

"Okay..." Jasmine was unconvinced but knew Bella didn't want to talk about it. "But here we are!"

There in front of them stood a warehouse, a very intimidating warehouse. Bella was well and truly scared. She wanted to go home to be asleep in her warm cosy bed.

"Jazz, I'm scared." She said nervously.

"Come on, don't worry it'll be fun!" She said reassuring her.

"Okay..." Bella sighed feeling even more scared and nervous and not to mention the heavy feeling in the pit of her stomach getting worse.

The warehouse was covered in graffiti from head to toe, in blue, red, yellow, green, pink, purple, black and so may more. There was words which were just so utterly random and actual drawings which were really impressive. The massive steel door of the warehouse was wide open, which was strange it should be closed and there was lock on the floor. But then again there were other teens like themselves who liked explore. Jasmine squealed and jumped up and down, obviously excited, she was usually over excited so it wasn't anything new to Bella. However, Bella was not excited not one bit, she was so scared and frightened she could've just run away right in that moment. Her thoughts were scattered and her palms were sweaty.

Something bad was going to happen...

Bella was frozen in fear in the middle of the warehouse while Jasmine explored too excited to notice. There was somebody in that room and Bella could feel which only added to her fear.

Drip, drip, drip.

Water was dropping from the roof and it smelt damp, which wasn't the nicest of smells. It was the only thing Bella hear.

Drip, drip, drip.

Then a laugh, a chuckle. One almost identical to the one she had just thought she heard in the forest. But other then that it was just an eerie uncomfortable silence. But that was short lived and broken by a short but terrifyingly loud scream that was abruptly cut off by what Bella assumed was a hand.

"Jazz? Jazz!" She shouted letting out short uneven breaths.

There was no reply, but a chuckle of a man one she had literally just heard. There was a shadow dancing on the walls in the shape of a human. Bella knew for sure that she was not alone at this point. All she could do was watch it dance, with her mouth agape. But suddenly the shadow was gone, and now standing in front of the frightened girl.

He had a black hoodie covering most of his face. He was probably only a couple of years older than her.

"Ciao Bella."