I'm sat outside his window and I'm drunk again. Too drunk to remember why I'm sat outside HIS house's window. But I'm armed. I have a gun and some other stuff. Maybe if I'll wait I'll know why.
I peeped in again.
The sweat on my face is starting to get thicker and my breath is getting hotter.
He leaped down to grab the bottle as I heard the bathroom door.
"Better be off!", Kayla walked out. She's prettier than me. She's all chill. I envy quickly. Jealousy hits me, something green and thick in my blood.
I thought of getting my eyes away from her as I can't stand her looks. Instead, I gazed at his translucent eyes, narrowing as he smiled at her.
How lucky she is! I almost cry while being drunk and sick.
He is a paradigm of a beautiful man.
"You think I'll let you go?", he smirked.
God! He smirked at her. I love him when he smirks like that.
He relinquished the wine as he traipsed to stand behind her. I watched his fingers sliding around her waist.
Deeply inhaling in her neck, he nuzzled in her ear.
Get away from her! Get the hell away from her! I screamed internally.
She giggled as he started planting soft kisses, trailing her jaw to mouth. She moaned receptively, arching her back, making herself more inviting.
I'll kill you! I'll KILL you both!
I crashed in through the window, sneaking on a lovers' tryst.
They broke and gaped at me.
I saw Steve's pupils dilute with fear. Well, say hello to your psycho ex.
"Don't move!", I yelled, "You! On the floor to that side. Now!"
I felt heat radiating out of my face. I'm drunk but now I know what I'm here for.
He obliged as told. Kayla was however indifferent, she opened her mouth in an attempt to scream.
"Shut it!".
I scurried to Steve, furiously manacled his wrists and ankles with a spare wire I found near his lamp.
"You won't get away with it. You mental bitch! I told you, you are insane", he yelled.
I turned to her and believe me when I say she was visibally shivering. Her eyes widened as she studied me, her predator.
He watched with pity as I handcuffed and pushed her to the bed.
"I'll kill you if you lay your fucking fingers on her!".
My eyes light with amusement as I spot a stray, polythene sock on the floor.
Once his mouth stuffed, he muffled indistinctively.
"Come again!... Enunciate... Try using your sick words again!".
I sit on my knees in front of him and look at him with something he doesn't deserve. I watch his face with love. I don't know why I still love him even though he's not worthy.
My fingers traced his contours and I whispered, "The face you charm with". I hooded his face with a thick, small sack. The one I keep my knives in.
"Alaijaah!", he muffled.
My fingers flickered down his right arm tenderly with care, "The hands you touch with".
I picked my butcher's knife.
"Noooooo!" Kayla shrieked. She kept on screaming afterwards in her shrill voice, "Stop!".
I positioned the cold blade at his wrist, closed my eyes and hastened it through.
He struggled and breathed shakily. I saw tears running on his neck. He screamed. A scream too painful to hear.
I cried too. "Sorry, baby... I... I'm so sorry".
He winced and wailed with the stuffed sock. Dark blood pooled around him.
With partly sheer terror, Kayla began vomiting. She puked repeatedly.
I wiped my tears oddly.
"Let's wash. Shall we?"
"No!", she shook her head, "No, stay away from me!".
My head hurt from her shrill shrieking. I have to shut her up quickly.
With long strides I approach and seize her with a grip that's merciless. I haven't gripped anyone this tightly.
"You stole him from me! You're responsible for all this!", I say pointing at Steve who continued grunting and cringing.
She shook her head again and cried harder, "It's not my fault" her voice rasped with crying.
She walked erratically with me towards the bathroom. I surly slapped water in her mouth. The slapping grew harder and harder. Her face turned crimson.
"What do you want!", she demanded.
"Let's try something else, you're inapt for this kinda treatment".
I blocked the sink bowl with my scrunchie. My hair fell forward as I removed it.
My eyes relish the clear shivering. Maybe if she'll shiver more, I'll forgive her.
With one potent thrust, she's down.
Bubbling in the water, she tried to urge back up. The tap replenished more water on top.
As the waves and the urges ceased, she was pulled back.
Leaning down lifelessly. And Steve was already choking, making a thick, black sea on a white tiled floor.
"Die together!"
I started to laugh wildly, knowing that I'm filthy drunk and will not remember a thing in the morning. Not a single thing.
"Miss Heath, do you mind explaining your absence for two weeks straight", Mr Roth frowned.That's when the class have up talking. An interesting topic to indulge. Well, it's Ms. Freak they're gonna discuss. A girl with strange looks, strange happenings and insane family.I cleared my throat."I had some issues but rest assured, they're now resolved", I said in my normal, seditious tone. My nonchalance. It's funny how hard I try to be nonchalant.But no, no matter how hard I try with my pretended chill, Mr. Roth just picks a needle in my chill bubble. He always makes me look like a criminal, in front of the whole class."Repulsive as ever", Jessica exhaled sharply through her nostrils. Her just hate her snubbing laugh."Okay, take your seat".He continued with his hovering of Biology. I felt like I'm being stared at.Lydia.My only friend since elementary. She has both beauty and brains. Not bad with boys either.Jason on her front, unfolded a note or something when she spanked his beh
"Okay, all of you, go up and play. Try leaving me alone for some time", Mrs.Wilder shouted through all the clattering cups and dishes."Yaay, let's play blind fold. I've got black silk", Lydia said enthusiastically."No, I don't think it's a good idea. Let's try something else", Elijah muttered."Oh! Come on, coward! We won't hurt ya. Besides, you're thirteen. Guess, you should grow up by now", Jessica flipped her hair."It's not that", she mumbled as she tugged a rebellious, black strand behind her ear."I think you should go first", Lydia said, "Trust me, Elijah. I think it's time for you to snap out of it"."No, Lydia I won't stand it", she replied endorcely."Well, at least we can give it a try". Elijah wanted to take Lydia somewhere and wanted to tell just tell her that how hard it is for her to put up with such games. Games that require things she can't give. Games she can't play because of something.But she didn't tell all this to her. All the judging eyes gaped at her, entic
I'm sitting here on the pavement with my back resting on some backside of a bakery. Thinking of what I've done in the past years and what will become of me in future. I want to just evade away from the planet for sometime and think things through. I feel my inside getting hollow as I think of my life. I've been living like I'm living someone else's life. Now I'm confronting it all and it's hard to admit, it's my life.It's starting to drizzle. I see as one drop of water lands on my right foot, I drag it back. Then another on my left, I drag it under shade too. I hate rain. More concisely, I hate the things related to it. Wanna know, what?It reminds me of the time I learned to utter the word "dead". I remember how strangely I was introduced to it.Well, one night I didn't feel like sleeping at all, so I hopped out of bed and clambered downstairs. Spying on Lisa and dad has been sort of my hobby and I really enjoy catching them doing things they won't let me do. Like using strange word
Lisa was busily whipping cream for the cake she planned to surprise Elijah with. Elijah loved chocolate cakes and Lisa made them often. Just when she raised up after checking the oven, she was dumbfound. She didn't knew Heath will come home this early."That's what you think, you'll sneak out under my nose and I won't know!", Heath had it enough.The whipping got harder and harder."I have rights, okay and there's nothing you can do about it", Lisa replied."Oh, yeah. I know exactly who you met", he narrowed his eyes at her.Lisa gave up whatever she was doing as she knew now nothing can be done. She prepared herself for what she hears everyday and on top of it, it doesn't matter any more."You're a slut. You hear me?... A slut!", every single word was weighed with anger."You mustn't be considering that"."Come! I'd had enough!", he hauled her out in wrath."Stop! Where on Earth are you taking me?""You know where your life is taking you with all this you're doing?""Yeah! I know. Et
"Thanks for the basket, Lydia", I said frenzily, "How come you remember I like 'em?"."What basket?", Lydia asked in confusion."Toblerone... The basket... My birthday", I tried to explain pathetically."You're psychobabbling again", she sighed, " You know sometimes I feel for ya. Was it only the grim upbringing?".I shot her a just-don't-go-there look."Gee. And sorry I couldn't make it for your birthday. I got busy with Tyler and his dudes. They arranged a bonfire. So... I hope you didn't mind and to be honest, I don't like your prude Aunt"."No, I didn't mind", I lied even though I was hating her a lot for saying that."Did you hear from Steve?""No, I don't know anything", I shrugged, trying hard not to freak when his name came up."Well, I think that freak must've left for Sheffield. Remember he always talked about changing highschool?""Yeah, he talked about it all the time"."Well, look Jason has been giving quite a shine at you, lately", she said pointing at him."So?", I prom
"Good thing they're gone. Gee, I can't even smoke with them roaming about", Jessica seemed frustrated."My parents aren't that freaky, I smoke in front of them", Lucy said."Ok, stop boasting about your goody good parents and go fetch some for me", Jessica replied.There's nobody home except for whom I came for. I tried to get myself drunk but nothing really happened, I'm not foggy enough, I'll remember all this. But I've got to get these toxic wenches out of my life. Murdering people seems like a drug now. I can't stop, no matter how much I try to distract myself. I always end up at my pursuer's house.I leaned in her room a bit more. Careful not to get caught beforehand."Where do you keep 'em, anyway?", Lucy asked."Where do ya think, my second last drawer", Jessica waved a key, "It's locked".Lucy scooted up and grabbed it."Don't touch anything else", she called her from behind."And your lighter?"."Oh, it broke, I'll get the lights", Jessica got up.I ducked and ran full speed
She waded through mud, her feet became heavy by the alternative burying in the Earth. She was soaking wet and she stared at the rain pouring down, pestering and hurting her. Everything right now seemed to her as hurting because she'd been hurt from inside."Rot in peace!", she yelled at the tombstones, splashing water drops around her mouth.The dark cemetery stared back at her, a creature this fearless. Wind swept along her direction.Destruction, mayhem, chaos, everything was happening. Everything.She knocked her diary, the one she told the untold in, inside the grave she dug. The grave of someone she knew.Then she embraced the shovel, resting on the bark of a tree and heaved all Earth back. The mud was very thin in consistency since it was raining. Stomping on the marsh puddles, she burried all hurting memories or as she thought she did.She gurgled under her breath, "My life is collapsing...crumbling... meaningless and all the sick words one can think of".The thunder rose."Lo
Lisa grabbed young Elijah and made her sit on her lap, "Say mommy, baby", she planted kisses on her cheeks."Mo-mmy", she breaked. But no response."Ok, let's try this again, the easy way... Wanna try the easy way?"."Ok, say Mo-".Lisa became silent and smile disappeared from her face. Elijah was still staring at her hands like there's no sensation, no perception.She started checking her mouth, saw her tongue and moved it up and down."She doesn't respond and I think I should tell she's five now and she doesn't babble too. I've never heard her make sounds and I used to hold her bottle in her mouth every other minute cause she...", Lisa began crying and her voice broke."It's ok, Mrs. Heath. Some children speak late. You just have to waith till her time comes. Every child has it's own time", Dr. Celia explained."But it could be possible that something might be wrong", Lisa said wiping her tears."No such detected problem with her. She's perfectly fine. Her reports are clear", she sl