Those words sliced his thoughts. He looked around in alarm
and then he remembered.
It was the ‘Master Trap’, his most infamous creation. He
looked at the girl again, who was now looking around too.
‘Go away! Go Away!’
The tape that he had attached behind a table chanted. The
voice was angry, loud and undeniably uncanny.
‘Go away!’ It
continued to mix in the environment. Then it happened that Albert was waiting
for…
Sleeshhhhhhhhhhhhh!
Out of the blue a Red sheet fell upon his buddy.
Before another tick off clock … screeeechhhhhhhhhhhh!!!!
The girl was dragged
violently right to the end of the corridor. Such quick movement… followed by
complete silence.
Albert stared at the dragged sheet with worry. The memories
of that person came to him who had screamed in scare for about fifteen minutes
after this trick… that they had to give him anesthesia to make him calm.
And here he was...
with pin- drop silence. Has she fainted?
Was she… by any chance... Dead?
Then he noticed a light movement under the Blood red sheet.
And she came out…
Giggling!
‘Hehehe... That was fun…’ She chuckled with joy ‘I have to
say that years have acted strangely on stuff here. We might get hurt. Let’s
move downstairs.’ And without much notice of anything… she ran downstairs,
skipping with happiness.
Albert was left there astounded. He gradually followed his
glance at the girl skipping down and scratched his head. ‘She is really a …
funny person.’
So, he had failed, was defeated by a teen. He gave a faint
laugh. ‘Now, you should just admit it.’ He said to himself and began to walk
down.
‘Help me!’ a shrill whisper was perceived by his ears.