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Huge shelves cast shadows across the warehouse floor, giving the whole place and eeriness I hadn't been prepared for.
"Where is everyone?" I whispered, being careful not to break the peace too much. Shelbie and Aaron were doing the same, both barely making a sound as the three of us walked further into the building, looking around us with each step we took.
"They must not work nights," he answered.
"Is that normal?" My knowledge of this part of human life was woefully slim, and it was starting to show.
He shrugged. "I don't know. I spend most of my time by the sea and not watching the people here."
"Pity."
"In my defence, I didn't know they needed to be watched."
"And would you have? If you'd known about this?" I asked.
His lack of answer told me all I needed to know. Though he
