Again, Delilah had to shield her eyes from the light that suddenly appeared at the end of the tunnel. All of this darkness and blinding bright lights was seriously driving her nuts. She just wished they would just stay on. As her eyes adjusted, and she looked down the tunnel, there stood a silhouette. Judging by the dreadful feeling she felt moments ago, there was no doubt in her mind, that it was that man. 

The sound of what seemed like insects, filled her ears, causing her brow to furrow in curiosity. She saw movement on the ground, and looked down, squinting her eyes as if it would help her see better. Delilah's jaw dropped and her eyes widened almost comically. She began to breath harder and faster. It was spiders. Huge spiders, coming right for her. They were even dropping in from the ceiling. 

One came down and landed on her shoulder. Instantly, she looked over, and as soon as she saw the creature, she screamed and wiped her hand across her shoulder, effectively knocking it off. Terrified beyond belief, Delilah started walking backwards, trying to avoid the spiders. While she did though, she stepped on the broken glass that had totally slipped her mind. With a cry of oain, she fell back onto her rear. She didn't stop though. As bad as it hurt her feet, she scoot backwards on her hands and feet. Soon enough, her back but the metal barred door, and she cried out in horror, knowing that this things would soon be all over her.  

"No! No, no, get away," Delilah screamed as she started to try kicking them away; the ones that had begun trying to climb her feet and legs. Pretty soon, there were too many, and they were all over her. Tears fell down her cheeks as she screamed and cried out, her hands wiping furiously at her spider covered body. It didn't matter how much she tried, they were never ending. Delilah was soon covered from head to toe in the creatures, screaming up at the ceiling, praying that God would help her.

Once again, Delilah woke screaming, in her hospital bed. She was even still trying to get the spiders off of her, the feeling of them crawling on her still tingling her skin.