*Brooklyn's POV*
"I'm too young to die." Megan whispered.
"Guys, it's just me." We looked up and saw Bianca.
"Oh, we didn't think you were a teacher or that we were gonna die." Nicole said, not very convincingly.
"Meh, I heard you guys talking and wanted to help." She told us.
"Sounds good, but we need to get over to the teachers dormitory that is off campus." I told her.
We did our best to open the door to the outside quietly but that was a struggle. It ended up echoing throughout I'm guessing the whole building and we heard multiple footsteps approaching.
"Okay, now we run." Nicole said and we ran.
If they saw us they didn't try to follow, they most likely didn't know who we were. Everyone had a hood up so that the teachers wouldn't see our hair, everyone but Bianca.
"Hey, my hair is the same color as the night sky, they probably didn't even see it." She argued.
"Okay, put your hood up now though." Addi told her.
After a but of arguing as we walked Bianca reluctantly put up her hood.
"Guys, there it is." Cassie pointed across the street where a large building was.
"How do you know that's the building?" I asked.
"It's the only other building off campus for miles." She pointed out.
"Oh." I said sheepishly.
We walked across the street quickly.
"Hey, does anyone know if they have teachers patrolling the hallways here?" Nicole asked.
"Good question. No answer." Megan replied.
"I don't think they would, considering it's off campus and that it's the teachers rooms." Lizzie stated.
"True, the right building has a sign that says 'Women' so I'm guessing the left side if men." Cassie hold us.
"Who do we want to talk to first, or at least look for?" I asked them.
"Ms. Martinez." They all said.
"Okay then, she was the first one to stop teaching." We walked over to the doors and opened them as quietly as we could. It was very, very hard, but we did it.
We looked at the names on the wall next to the doors all the way to the fifth floor.
"I need to rest, we've been doing this for at least an hour." Cassie complained while sitting down on the floor.
"Well we don't need to look anymore because we're here." I said, pointing at a door a little down the hall.
Slowly, the door opened.