[center][img]https://fontmeme.com/permalink/200516/1230e79a39b6d237995806f0633cade6.png[/img][/center]
[hr]

As if on cue, the moment Amira stood up from her chair, she shivered from a sudden temperature drop. It was then she realized what the other kids were talking about because originally, she thought they'd gone bonkers. That, or they were all coming down with something, and the latter was very possible given that there was a good chance they ran into each other from time to time. But now that she had felt it too, she couldn't help but be drawn to the conversation that the others were having. Amira focused mainly on Will, who had practically garnered everyone's attention, or at least the attention of those nearby. For the young girl, their gathering almost seemed rehearsed. Ghost, strange noises, etc... Yes, it was an old building, but the thought of it being something other than what could logically be explained was a bit of a reach. Nonetheless, the idea piqued her curiosity. If they were indeed wrong, which is what more than likely would end up happening, then she'd just go on home.

She approached the group, taking a few steps to be closer to the door but not directly in front of it. As she wondered about the many possibilities that danced around in her head, a girl suggested they go watch a movie. Amira looked at her and noticed she had her in some of her classes. She didn't quite remember her name, but she would know of her if they were to otherwise describe her. 

[color=FA3D75]"This is like a movie, no?"[/color] she chimed in, deciding to throw in her two cents. [color=FA3D75]"I think we have our own mystery right here in front of us."[/color]

Amira shrugged her shoulders and watched Will go down the steps a few moments later. As he would go on down, he would call out any updates letting them know he was alright. A small part of her wished something exciting would happen if only to break the monotony of another morning in the small town, but he kept on his way as if everything was alright. Amira then walked over to the wall adjacent to the door and leaned on it, taking out her phone to look at the time. She decided she would wait for Will to come back up despite having the others around. It was a bit silly, but Amira would have found it kind of rude of her to just leave without at least waving a goodbye. 

What happened next left her shook. 

Will called out for them liked a crazed man. Amira put her phone in her pocket while simultaneously pushing herself off of the wall. She peeked into the doorway before hurrying downstairs, her heart rate picking up with every step she took. So it seemed he was right after all. 

Amira rushed alongside the others as Will guided them to a room. Once there, he explained the reason for his urgency. Amira remained silent, as if on a trance, when everything started to click in. She too had been unable to move forward with her summer plans. The first time it occurred, her aunt in the UK had told her she'd recently been on a weekend roundtrip for business and didn't have any issues with that same airline. But not Amira. She was the only one in the family that apparently couldn't get on a damn plane. Though now they apparently had an explanation, as bizarre as it seemed.

[color=FA3D75]"I haven't been able to get a flight to the UK. I booked twice and both were cancelled without good reason..."[/color]

She eyed the room, suddenly feeling as if something would jump out to get them. She told herself it was simply her nerves, but she was having a very hard time believing herself.