It was a dark night the blood form his body flowed and I’ll I remember is the last words he said to me “I never met anyone like you before!” And I looked at him with a sincere smile. “You should be grateful for that.” As I drank the last of his blood draining his life force killing him. I smirk and clean up and leave. Everyday this is my routine, meet, suduce them, kill them. I wish that my life w...

I was on a second date, she said “I love you,” and I just looked at her.

Typically my response is to laugh, and I say ‘typically’ because this exact sort of thing has happened at a shockingly high frequency for me.

I’ve never considered myself particularly attractive; quite the opposite, actually, I don’t think very highly of myself at all.

I can’t hold down a job for more than a year or so, I am...

Who could be trusted? That was the question of the century.

A question she had to ask herself constantly every single day.

The music from the party roared on, the laughter and carefreeness of a bunch of college students illuminating the night. she sighed softly, leaning against the balcony and staring out at the surprisingly starry night. Khalil was always talking about light pollution and how ...

“I’ve never met anyone like you before!” Ward yells gleefully, trying to have his voice heard over the waterfall. Nova is climbing down the rock face, much faster than him, practically jumping from foothold to foothold.

If Haze were here in this moment, she would comment on how she is like a mountain goat.

“You should be grateful for that,” she teases him, as she lands on the ground, quite gra...

_It was cold, and the world was lonely. _

_I met you, my best friend, also my homie ._

_We would laugh, talk, and joke around._

_It got strange when you would take me around._

_I find it funny that we started hating each other _

_Making a fool out of me in front of everyone I’ve come into contact with _

_Soon it was to the point where I’ve never met anyone like you before _

_You have done dirt in ...

The light in the old hotel room barely held on, flickering like it wasn’t sure it wanted to stay. Claire perched on the edge of the bed, staring at the man across from her. He’d walked in without knocking, his face stretched into a hollow, empty smile, the kind she now wished she’d never trusted. She’d heard the stories, the kind that warned about people like him. People who made others disappear....

The table of the diner had a large, brown stain on it, and he couldn't help thinking it almost looked like a face, judging him almost as hard as he was judged himself. The bouncing of his leg made the table shake, and the face with it, so it sort of looked like it was laughing at him - only making the bouncing worse. He stared at his computer, the virtual, empty page screaming at him in the darkne...

She was cued up to buy flour. It used to be a cue for bread, but those days were long past gone. It was still dark, and cold, of course cold, always cold. The iron gate in front of the glass door came clanking open about 30 minutes ago. She did’t see it open. Couldn’t see it open from where she stood around the corner, but she heard the rattle and clank of the iron gate swinging open, felt the ...

After cleaning my entire house and leaving a note explaining why, I have made my decision and I hope no one will be upset with me. I need this to end.

I grab my backpack and car keys. It will take a while until anyone finds out.

The rain poured against the truck like a thousand tiny fists, a constant reminder of the chaos I seemed to be driving into. I pressed my foot harder on the gas pedal, th...

There was a tight press molding the fleshy palm of the enraging yet, smaller frame. Her scolding gaze was narrow, blemished with hot tears as they smudged the eyeliner that was meticulously drawn at her waterline. Tense muscles felt fueled with fire, adrenaline coursing her veins as her state of disbelief swarmed her thoughts into a scrambled and unintelligible mess.

“I’ve never met anyone like y...