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corridors. No answer. They decided to stay in the lobby. Close to the exit. Together. That was their first mistake. Because at exactly 2:17 AM — all four of them woke up. Not from noise. Not from movement. They woke up because the front door had locked itself from the inside. And every single light…

corridors. No answer. They decided to stay in the lobby. Close to the exit. Together. That was their first mistake. Because at exactly 2:17 AM — all four of them woke up. Not from noise. Not from movement. They woke up because the front door had locked itself from the inside. And every single light in the hospital had turned off. Except one. A single fluorescent bulb flickering at the far end of the hallway. Above a door marked — Ward 4." "Marcus had the only working flashlight. Against every in