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"Ba ba… ba-dum." "Thump, thump, thump…" "Al.. Almost there…" My foot steps echoed off the concrete as I ran, keeping in time with my racing heart. The alley way seemed to close in around me as my breath sped up, causing me to become dizzy and see black spots dance in my field of vision. My foot collided with something hard and I stumbled, losing my balance completely. "Ugh!" I grunted as I collapsed to the ground, my right knee scraping hard on the ground. Welp, if I got out of this alive tonight, I'd have one heck of a bruise tomorrow. I raised my self on my hands and did a push up my P.E coach would have been proud of. But

Surrender to Me pt. 3 My heart stopped and I couldn't believe my eyes. Steven was standing in front of me, wearing the same soft smile and leather coat that he was wearing on the faithful rainy night. He opened his arms and I fell into them, holding on to him like a life preserver for dear life, for fear it was all a dream. "Steve, what are you... How did you...?", I stammered, not able to coherently find the words to ask him to explain how he got here, how he got my address. Luckily, I didn't need them. His husky voice found and trapped me like a warm embrace in the dead of a deep winter. "I met an old friend of yours at the airport that wa

Surrender to Me Pt. 2 three more years… It was three years ago that I saw the man that gave me my beautiful, graceful daughter, Alice. Every time I thought about that day, my heart broke a little more and my conscience weighed heavier and heavier with the burden I was carrying. I wanted to tell my daughter that the man she met that day was her real father and not the man who left us behind cause he could see that, even though I loved him, he couldn't give us all of what we needed and for that, he was so deeply sorry. I loved the man who had given me a gift that I cherished every time I looked at her, but how could I tell my precious a

Beware of the Night. Fog hung heavy in the air. The silvery moon casted mysterious shapes on the stone ground. Two shadows twirled and swirled over the chilled ground, two heart beats meeting in time to the silent music that played only in their heads. A flash of sapphire and a sliver of silk gleamed in the dim lighting. Ivory skin glistened like tiny diamonds that were embedded in the living flesh. Slowly, a copper scent filled the air, dark beads of ebony scarlett making terrifying leaps to the ground below, splattering in little dropulets. A female's cut off screams added to the flavor of fear and evil that had carefully intertwined its s

"Surrender to Me." It was raining that night and I was looking for a place to stay until the storm let up. I was humming to the radio, which was playing some song about love when the glare from my headlights reflected on a figure standing drenched, huddled in on himself to keep warm. Even though I knew it was dangerous, my heart went out to him and I stopped to help the poor stranger out. It was a young man, about in his mid twenties, with handsome features and bright blue eyes. "What are you doing out here in the middle of this storm?", I asked the young man. "I've got no where to go so I'm just walking around until I find a place." Again,