Seth chose to go home, even though he still has the fever. As mentioned, he is a strong, handsome lad in his vigorous stage. He just feel as normal, only a tickle of the fever. He is only 20 years old.
So he just stayed in the clinic for an hour. With the medicine and the memory of what happened in the elevator.
He was already on his way home when he noticed a familiar figure following him. A white pair of pants and a black blouse, a long haired girl with a dark set of eyes. He was sure that he had a glimpse of that figure inside the train, and he was sure he had a glance of that figure while crossing the street to the building to his apartment. And he is really certain the girl was outside his apartment door when he opened it. He was just thinking if it was all because of the medication the nurse gave him. What was that tablet? Montelukast? Pain killer? Well his ears are ringing. But when he entered his apartment's door, the girl went inside with him. And she laid down with him on his bed as well. And everything just turned black and weary as hell.
"I know you can see me, when you asked me to to join you inside the elavator. I need your help. Please help me! You have your third eye opened!" the girl said, with a cold stare.
Seth, startled, immediately rose up. "Who are you!? What are you doing here in my room??!" Trying to figure out if he is just hallucinating from the medication or if this is really happening.
"I am Marin. I am a soul. I knew that you can see me so I would like to ask for your help."
Seth was still startled. Trying to figure out what is going on.
The girl sat up straight and said, "I was working on the 35th floor on that building. Everyday my life is still happening like it is still normal. Until I noticed that I can not see the sunset and the sunrise anymore. I felt there is something wrong. I am not taking the elavator for a long time. It is just I am already on the 35th floor or on the train already. Then I started talking to everyone I am meeting on the train. No one can hear me or see me! Until that day I smiled at you, and you smiled back."