@shevictim
HE SEES HER OUT OF THE CORNER OF HIS EYE AGAIN. The first time he’d seen her, he’d been scared shitless, because, well, anyone would be after seeing a fucking ghost, but over time, he’s gotten used to her presence. It’s funny how humans can just adapt to the strangest things, isn’t it? He’s sort of brought it up to his colleagues--- a vague comment here and there about how this place is haunted, but no one has reported any ghost sightings yet. Part of James wonders if it’s all in his head; the lines are blurred sometimes and he’s never sure. These lonely nights of being a doorman at this crumbling hotel, a vestige of its’ former glory, sure fuck with his head. James hates the way the rich guests treat him like the scum of the earth by virtue of the fact that he’s broke, and it’s all he can do to keep smiling and take the inevitable verbal abuse. He’s just dealt with a particularly nasty old woman (who says you mellow out in old age, huh?) and he sits down on one of the plush lounge chairs with a sigh. Fuck this job. But he needs a roof over his head. ❝ ——See what I have to deal with? ❞ He says out loud, to the figure in the corner, not expecting a response.













