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The Soul Eater.

Chapter 4 Dead Inside

Word Count: 1333    |    Released on: 25/02/2022

a bad nightmare and I have to go home to get the kids ready for school. Are you

bad that you stayed the night." Just as she starts to open the door I comment, "Tara, you

I smell her favorite perfume when she straightens up. "Little brother, for the longest time I thought you would turn out to be a

th me? Normally, drugs wear off by now, don't they? So, who or what was that woman with the red hair? It makes m

he moment. Instead, I lay back down. I must have been screaming in my sleep, because right

, I get up and go pee. It's a bit odd, but I can't feel anything.

t and take out the fingernail clippers. Deciding to clip off a hangnail th

pull it once I have a firm grasp on it. Nothing. I look down and

e fridge, all I find is a jar of applesauce, a single muffin with mold on it and a jar of strawberry jam with barely any in it.

same time, but not so loud that everyone in the house could hear if there were anyone else. Figuri

th, because if I stare at those wide black eyes, I feel like I will get lost in them and never come back. Admittedly, she is striki

re to defend myself. I have been in a lot of fights before, because frankly as my sister pointed out, I am an asshole. Al

bigger than two of my fists and where her smile was, jagged teeth remained. It reminded me of something out of one of my bad dreams growing up,

le of spring and it is in the morning before the sun can properly warm up anything, but to tell you the truth, I don't feel a damn bit cold. Matter of fact, I don't

utside, there are numerous police cruisers and officers standing around drinking coffee and yes, remarka

officer, I say, "There were two detectives that stopped by the hospital last night to talk to me, th

s, "Which detec

ler" I hear a familiar vo

nd ushers me inside right away. When I sit down Detective Larson a

and the red-haired woman showed up in my kitchen. I honestly don't know if I am still suffering from some kind of weird drug withdrawal o

on the front of the desk, looking

threatening him, he relaxes and says, "I guess we are going to have to take you ba

right, but I can't stress enough that the

you back over to the hospital for more testing. I'm pretty sure they need t

r, I glance around at the other cars, a

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1 Chapter 1 Prologue2 Chapter 2 Ten Years Earlier3 Chapter 3 In Her Clutches4 Chapter 4 Dead Inside5 Chapter 5 Confinement6 Chapter 6 So Far So Good7 Chapter 7 Why Do I Feel Like I'm Going Insane 8 Chapter 8 Ojai9 Chapter 9 Virginia City10 Chapter 10 Torrey11 Chapter 11 Bisbee12 Chapter 12 How Do I Get Out 13 Chapter 13 Santa Rosa14 Chapter 14 Crested Butte15 Chapter 15 Crested Butte Part 216 Chapter 16 Clayton17 Chapter 17 Christoval18 Chapter 18 Natchitoches19 Chapter 19 Mound Bayou, Mississippi20 Chapter 20 Gatlinburg21 Chapter 21 Gatlinburg Part 222 Chapter 22 My Sister23 Chapter 23 Not Again24 Chapter 24 A Small Town Called White Cloud, Michigan25 Chapter 25 Coshocton26 Chapter 26 New Hope27 Chapter 27 Saratoga Springs28 Chapter 28 Stowe, Vermont29 Chapter 29 Concord30 Chapter 30 Old Orchard Beach31 Chapter 31 Hanover32 Chapter 32 9 Months Later in Jud33 Chapter 33 Sharon's Place34 Chapter 34 A Wake Up Call35 Chapter 35 Pella, Iowa36 Chapter 36 Pella Part 237 Chapter 37 Somerset38 Chapter 38 Mount Pleasant39 Chapter 39 Albany, Illinois40 Chapter 40 Grand Rivers41 Chapter 41 Grand Rivers Part 242 Chapter 42 I'm Coming To Get You43 Chapter 43 Hampstead44 Chapter 44 Sequim45 Chapter 45 Mount Vernon46 Chapter 46 Mount Vernon Part 247 Chapter 47 Back In New Mexico48 Chapter 48 Where Am I This Time 49 Chapter 49 In The Nick Of Time50 Chapter 50 Next Stop Vegas51 Chapter 51 The Neon Lights52 Chapter 52 What Was That 53 Chapter 53 The Organization Has Me54 Chapter 54 San Francisco55 Chapter 55 Ten Sleep56 Chapter 56 Ten Sleep Part 257 Chapter 57 The Woods58 Chapter 58 Exactly 10 Years Later