Back in Austin’s room, Austin and his four remaining friend were still asleep, but Austin himself was having a nightmare. He dreamed about being swallowed alive, feet first, by a snake. The snakes mouth was up to his chest and his arms were tied to his sides. The snake swallowed his chest and as it engulfed his head, Austin woke up drenched in sweat. He looked around, he was in his room and there was no snake. He calmed down and looked to his still sleeping friends. Austin was about to go back to sleep, but something was odd. Where was Jacob and Devin?
All of their clothes and even their underwear were left on their sleeping bags. Did one of them maybe have an accident? Austin had to look after his friends to make sure that anything was okay. Austin left his bed dressed in his sleeping clothes, consisting of his underpants, shirt and his socks, and went quietly out of his room, not to wake anyone. As he was in the hallway, he heard something, maybe it was Jacob or Devin? As Austin walked down the stairs and towards the basement, the noise became louder and it sounded like someone was groaning, were they hurt?
Austin walked towards the opened door and couldn’t believe what he saw. His two friends were on the couch without any clothes on their body’s and Devin was licking the ass of Jacob who was moaning loudly.
What did Austin do now?
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