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Kiss Of Death

Chapter 4 A little fire

Word Count: 2499    |    Released on: 14/06/2022

escort. She wasn't surprised when Seth showed up, but she was surprised by the

tones, and then he gave her a heart-stopping

, nod, and collect her ba

us seconds that should have been spent adoring him, but she suspected that the girl might be a form of competition since she and Seth obviously knew each other. The girl had dark eyes and the most attrac

Nixie. Where are we taking you?" "

as exceptionally wonderful. It was quite a walk from the science buildings to Lister Ha

ed side-by-side on the pavement while Nixie fell slightly behin

loud, "Wow, it's cold. I

t you link arms with Kate? Maybe you could even hold her hand i

e was clearly making fun of her, but all the s

at Nixie, like he thought her suggest

he said, quic

saw that Nixie had slowed her step in response to Seth's request. Soon they

e made up of guy/girl partnerships. It's because girls like you are afraid to walk with t

s you walk? Are the

because they need help carrying their library books... either that or they got

ou ser

giving her anothe

snorted. "I want to get back to the office and g

as a little voice that warned her that if she chatted him up too much he would ask about the rolled up paper she carried just to make conversati

ttle more than a wave. It looked like Seth would have taken her all the way

th confidence up the stairs. She wanted to loo

ing doors on her closet. That way, she could at least hide it if someone she didn't want to see it happened to be in her room. That was wishful thinking. Seth probably had a girlfr

open, she went directly to her blog and wrote all about her first night with the Occult's Addict. She wasn't sure if she wanted to tal

a few of her friends back h

ut when she finally did, she discovered she was very interested

een her eyes. Before tonight's fateful meeting, I thought she radiated goodness, but now that I've seen her more closely, I see that I was mistaken. It was innocence. Once I carefully examined her, it was clear she doesn't

gin is far more devastating than if she

man like that knows exactly how to comfort me. I'll spend an entire night from midnight to six telling a good woman what I am and she patiently listens and offers comfort at all the correct moments. It would be a perfect situation, except a woman like that always

who I really am, and for me to have the confidence to be exactly that. To move like I naturally do, speak the way I do, look the way I do. That's all a dream to me, because everything I do is a lie. I have to hide my eyes which reveal my unnaturalness. Unless I make a consc

I'm young. I would like a girlfriend

my relationship with that girl if it should grow. In my mind, I can see what she would turn into if we got

eel sorry for her, because she didn't escape when she had the chance. Her wrist looks pathetically slender as she moves her hand to and from her mouth. She's lost twenty or thirty pounds since I first saw her. The scent of ap

I'm drawn to her. She's like a beautiful blank piece of paper I have no busi

of a wasteland in my eyes each day. And the worst part is there is no end. I can't let up. I deserve

meet that

ne felt that desperate, that anyone despaired that much. She uploaded her comment as soon as possible. She had

ed she tried to envision a human being at the

you very well, but I have felt your friendship across the circuits and wires of the internet. I only know you as the one who comes to comment on my blog. You have visited more consistently than any of my old friends from high school. And even though it pro

d wished that there was

*

arely managed to close it before she drifted off to sleep. She must have kicked it off the

always set you on the floor nicely be

rning to you, too, Seth. Thanks for watching over me last night. Today has to be good because you were the last

ne until she happened to see Vanessa having breakfast with some people at a different table. She didn't even have the sense to

mat and then she needed to visit a supermarket. Her dorm room was pathetically empty of all snacks. Then she had a paper to writ

. doesn't really matter." She had great plans to call for another Safewalk after t

ped around in the machines. She had been lucky to get

l. She scrolled through the university notices until she fo

my blog really meant something to me. You sound like one of those 'good girls' I talked about in my entry. I know it's probably way out there, but you said you wouldn't mind meeting me. I kn

"ReadyEyes808." "

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