The door to Room 1414 looked no different from the doors to the other rooms, all of them designed in an extremely high-tech style.
Two rings of blue and green light encircled the doorframe.
The door was also covered in colorful bubbles, like soap bubbles, floating up and down.
The two guests looked at the girl with confusion and suspicion, both wondering if there was something wrong with her.
But the girl insisted on calling security and asked them to unlock the door so everyone could go inside and have a look.
The security guard had no choice but to do as she asked. They all went into the room and inspected it, but everything inside seemed normal.
It was exactly like the other rooms.
The girl even went over to the mirror and examined it closely, but it looked just as it always had.
This made both the security guard and the two guests suspicious of the girl.
So she took out a video and showed it to them.
The footage cut off at that point.
Naturally, she couldn't film with her phone while showing them the video.
Then the scene changed. The girl and the two guests hurriedly checked out.
The security staff quickly contacted the manager. When he arrived, he first told the girl to stop recording.
That was the end of the video. What followed was the girl's account:
"Later, the manager gave me $100,000 and asked me to delete the video, because it could very well hurt their hotel business. I wanted to tell everyone the truth, too, but who could turn down $100,000?"
"What the manager didn't know was that I'm a video blogger, and I usually carry at least two phones. Before he got there, I'd already sent the video to my other