I stripped off my  trench coat,leaving it dripping down the centre of spiralling staircase.I guess i'd thought it wouldn't matter  that  no one  would find it.This was the sort of run down hotel you would think its completely deserted.Nway he would never thought i would be here.As i shuffled around the corner from the stairway,i felt my wet blouse sticking pathetically towards  my bruised chest.I took it off and wound it around my bloody arm which was  hanging numbly  by my side.I felt a chill  a cross my bare chest.I Shivered violently,shifting each leg forwads.It was  pitch black no light.Nothing but the sound of violent storm crackled through the walls.
Location: Nairobi, Kenya

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