Chapter 159. The Ball

Maddie felt like she could hear the loud beating of her heart, but the crazy thing here was that it all seemed fun. It was more of a nervous kind of fun though. 

“Sh*t, sh*t, sh*t,” Nate muttered. “We don’t have much time.” He continued to twist his claw in the keyhole until they finally heard a click. He pulled his claw out and opened the door, gesturing for Maddie to walk in first. 

“Why, thank you, Mr. Gentleman,” She replied, humor lacing her tone as she giggled. 

Nate walked into the building and closed the door. It was time, they were now officially too late, but the important thing here was that they were already in the building. The reason he was trying so hard for them to get into the building before time ran out was because all the doors got locked automatically when it was time. 

The only people who could enter and leave would be security. Otherwise, everyone was to be stuck in the event until it was over. But during emergencies, the r