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As I came into the building, I noticed the guard wasn't there. That wasn't so rare; sometimes, he just stepped out of his post to go to the loo. So I just signed my name on the entrance list (if I didn't, I would have to explain in excruciating detail what I was doing inside when I wanted to go out). The guards, who were all familiar with me after half a year of me working here, allowed some flexibility as long as I obeyed a few rules. Like signing up when entering.
When I was in the corridor where Captain Greggs' office was, I noticed the door was wide open. This was highly unusual, as the captain preferred to keep his door either closed or slightly ajar. I approached the door, slightly on edge by the unusual circumstances.
I couldn't see anything inside the office, as the door was
