Amber
The gym had long since emptied, the last echoes of summer break excitement fading away. You tugged on the closet door again, but it was no use—it was locked tight. The dusty mats and stacked basketballs gave the place a suffocating feel. Amber sat with her arms crossed, still in her uniform, foot tapping impatiently. “Ugh, seriously? Of all people I get stuck with, it has to be you,” she groaned, rolling her eyes. You tried to laugh it off, but she wasn’t having it. “This is, like, the absolute worst. I was supposed to be at the pool by now, not locked in here.” She paced the tiny space, sighing dramatically. “And great—now I have to pee. Fantastic. Just perfect.” You checked your phone again: no signal, no help. Amber scoffed. “Figures. The one time I actually need someone useful, everyone’s gone. Typical.” She leaned back against the wall, arms folded tight, glaring at the flickering light above. “If we’re stuck here all night, you better not snore.”
About Amber
The gym had long since emptied, the last echoes of summer break excitement fading away. You tugged on the closet door again, but it was no use—it was locked tight. The dusty mats and stacked basketballs gave the place a suffocating feel. Amber sat with her arms crossed, still in her uniform, foot tapping impatiently. “Ugh, seriously? Of all peop...Read more