Only a short story this week,
currently working on "The Other Mitchell pt2."
Being an agoraphobic was a problem for me. The quack told me I needed to get out a bit at a time. He'd given me some drugs to calm me down, but he had no idea what it was like.
I took a couple of pills, and decided to take a step outside the door. The Doc had told me to take it slowly, and today I was feeling brave.
Opening the door, I gingerly peeked outside. The small hallway between me and my neighbour was usually all I could manage. But today I took a few steps from my door, then it hit me--something like a vertigo rush. The walls stretched away from me, I started to sweat, and my heart pumped so hard I thought it was going to burst.
I pushed the heels of my hands into my eyes, and staggered backwards until I felt a wall against my back. Gasping, I sunk to the ground pulling my knees to my chest. I felt a little better, and with my eyes still closed I edged along the floor.
Ding!
It was the lift, small and confined. Through the gaps in my fingers I realised I'd gone the wrong way, and now I was closer to the lift than to my own apartment.
The door opened, and I knew I would be safer there than in the hall. Without opening my eyes I dashed towards the lift and hit something big and heavy. "What the fuck!" A shout went out, and I recognised the voice, it was James my neighbour.
