Stephen walked around his bed after washing his face in the sink. Everything seemed broken. The machines on both sides of his bed were either broken, lying down, or gone. He was in a room by himself. he walked around again. Then he walked to the window. Something was covering them. He thought they were curtains, but when he felt them, they were metal plates screwed into the wall. "What the f-" he started, but was then interrupted by the legs of his bed falling apart, causing the bed to slam to the ground, uplifting a cloud of dust.
I think I should leave, he thought.
He walked to his door, coughing all the bit. He jiggled the doorknob, but it wouldn't budge. He turned it harder, and it still wouldn't open. He backed up, preparing to ram it. He braced himself, then charged.
Too bad the door opened itself just as he ran past, falling into a glass-covered floor, uplifting another cloud of dust.
He got up and looked around. The hallway was empty so far. By now he could clearly see that a fire had befallen this place, but somehow, it reached none of their rooms. He turned all the way around, hoping he could see another soul.