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Although Elijah had seen the building and had looked in it thousands of times, he had never gotten as far as try to get in it. He's always been the type of kid to avoid locked doors, for they are locked for a reason. So really, Elijah had no idea why he was even pretending to open this door, because he likely wasn't going to go in anyway. But he did, and he fumbled and fidgeted with the locked and handle for a bit, trying to appear too occupied to notice the girl there anymore.

But then she came over and actually opened the door. Was this girl crazy?

Elijah gave her a hardy glare, almost as if to say she wasn't suppose to open the door. Because she really wasn't. Though it didn't do much besides have her enter the dang building. What was he going to do now? He couldn't go in to get her, what if he got caught? But he couldn't leave her in there or else she might get caught. But he didn't want to admit he'd never been in here before after acting all showy and all.

Instead of doing anything at all, Elijah simply stood in the doorway in though, starring at the girl as she awed at the dusty furniture.