Chapter 29

Henry pulls me by the arm again, ignoring the guards who pass by looking furtively at us, and guiding me to the sixth floor. The endless stairs leave me panting and my fingers tingling with anxiety. Henry uses the access card to unlock the automatic door and we run through the corridors. I don't know how he knows which direction to go, but I let him take me to the third corridor we crossed. I didn't remember that the sixth floor used to be so big.

"That's it. "He touches lightly on an automatic door with a sign that reads: "Files".

"It can't be so easy," I walk around us with my eyes. The room is the last in the corridor that faces another with two directions. "There has to be a trap.

Henry lets out a kind of growl and opens the door with a click. “Come in soon, Bee.

The room enters my field of vision with a few steps. There are only 9m² of cabinets, shelves and drawers. A dim light hangs from the ceiling