It was a cold winter's night when Sarah....

It was a cold winter night when Sarah and her friends decided to play a game of hide and seek in the abandoned asylum. The asylum had been closed down for years after rumors of inhumane treatment of patients and strange happenings within its walls.

As they made their way through the dark corridors, they could hear the sound of their footsteps echoing off the walls. Sarah's heart was pounding with excitement and fear as she searched for the perfect hiding spot.

She found a small room at the end of a hallway, with a door that barely closed. As she settled in, she could hear strange whispers and the sound of footsteps coming from the hallway outside. She dismissed it as her imagination and waited for her friends to find her.

After what seemed like hours, Sarah realized that her friends had stopped looking for her. She decided to leave her hiding spot and find them, but as she opened the door, she was met with a terrifying sight.

The asylum had come alive, with the patients wandering the halls, their eyes glazed over and their faces twisted in agony. Sarah's friends were nowhere to be found, and she realized that she was trapped in the asylum with the restless spirits of the patients.

As she tried to make her way out of the asylum, she was met with obstacles at every turn. Doors that wouldn't open, hallways that led to dead ends, and the spirits of the patients lurking in every shadow.

Sarah soon realized that the asylum had become her prison, and that she was doomed to spend the rest of her days wandering its halls with the restless spirits of the patients. She had been lured in by the thrill of the game, but now she would pay the ultimate price for her curiosity.

From that night on, the asylum became known as a place of evil, where the spirits of the patients roamed free, waiting to trap anyone who dared to enter its walls. Sarah's fate served as a warning to others, but some say that the thrill of the game was too much to resist, and that the spirits of the asylum still roam free to this day.