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Why the fuck not?
Using the shovel to lessen the pressure of your left leg, you start moving around the room. Leaning heavily on any furniture on the way, the movement is slow, but steady.
You take a quick look back the way you came and you see a light trail of blood behind you. While disconcerting, you believe there is not an immediate danger of bleeding out. However there is no trace of movement coming from the room you left and feel chilling sense of dread over the condition of your handler.
Once you reach the stairs, you prepare yourself for the climb. You start slow taking each step one at the time, but as you reach the last few you start to rush and lose balance. You let go of the shovel, as you stop your fall, it slide down the stairs in a cacophony of noise.
"Who's there?" you hear a voice coming from afar around the corner. Your first instinct would be to hide, but in your condition and with life at stake, you decide to yell back. "Quick! We need help over here."
None other then John appear in front of you. You feel embarrassment from once again offering vision of your naked body. Luckily, it doesn't take long for him to see the blood and stop leering at you.
"Everyone in the place got scared after hearing gunshots, I guessing you got hit?" He ask as he climb down a few steps to help you. You answer "Yes, but I'm not the only one. You must call for an ambulance."
Helping you to sit in the stairs, he get his phone and call 911.
As soon as you feel relief, the rush of adrenaline is drained from your system. The rest of the day feel like a fever dream. You see the owner, you don't even care about his name anymore, answering question from the cops. The body of Julio is transported outside the hotel in a coroner's black bag while both Enid and you are taken in an ambulance to the nearness hospital. The one thing you will always remember is the calming voice of John telling you "Everything will be alright."
The end?