"Go and get another breakfast." Ajay says after eternities of total stare that has got everyone frozen in their spots. I too was about to freeze in his arms and weird gazes. What was he thinking about all that while?"Okay." I mumble and slip from his grip slowly, wondering whether he is developing a heart or something, while he bends to collect his gun from the floor where it dropped earlier.That got me to halt and turn to him, worried that he might do what I was fearful of because apparently, this idiotic bitch thought it wise to stand and watch the show. Hell! Does she have a brain? And the way she is bleeding is sick worrying. She should have at least ran to work on her bleeding. Jeez!"What do we do with her, boss?" Ronald, one of the goons standing behind Terris asks, while I snap my gaze at Ajay.I hope all my exertions won't just go to waste. I gave it my all to save this bitch. I know I will be the tall of this place from now on.Ajay first shoots me a brisk discernible gla
"Hi, Annah!" I greet the poor lady, but all she does is just stare at me. Her stare is gentle but with ample cloaked emotions. There is this sorrow portrayed in her eyes. But before my paranoia kicks in, I should perhaps reckon that her dilemma is nothing but dismal. I mean, it must be arduous enough for her to have the monster's seen germinating in her womb. Who would want that?"I am...""Ella!" She finishes the sentence for me. I nod my head in consent. She must have heeded my name from the dialogue I had with Jay and Terris just now, or last night when I was arguing with Ajay right at this spot."Come. Let's have some fresh air while you have your breakfast." I say, nudging the small door of her chamber open.Without a word, she starts dragging herself out albeit with confusion. I get it. She must be wondering what miracle befall for the monster to gift her the souvenir of seeing the sun.As we get outside, Anna can't help the kick of the euphoria of the sun kissing her skin. He
"Yeah. All is well." I respond to the monster before he gets pissed off by waiting for our reply.Annah appears to have wandered off to a world of her own. Honestly, with the burden she is carrying, I give her a bow. She has got real resilience. I don't know how many days I can endure such horrifying sentiments. Her death is fixed, and paramount, and also so so near. The life of her unborn child is uncertain. She has no control over the cruel fate that's awaiting her. I don't have enough words for her sorrows."Your faces say otherwise." Ajay says, the tremor in his hoarse voice exuding peril. "It seems like, you are getting too attached to everyone, Ella." He adds, taking a step towards me."I don't scare them as you do. Is that so wrong?" I brat out, and I see Annah's heavy frame halting beside me, holding my hand, perhaps reminding me that I am standing before the vicious Ajay who doesn't take any shit from anyone.As if I need to be reminded! But sometimes I just quell the urge to
Sauntering from the bathroom, I trudge to the bed where my black outfit rests. A very short black silky dress for my liking, but thanks to my knee-length leather trench frock, I won't feel so naked. The knee-length leather boots will be of great help to this cold that is beginning to fall too. I pull the clothes on, and the boots too, opting to let my hair cascade past my shoulders, almost kissing hips at the back. Glimpsing at my reflection in the mirror adjacent to the closet, I really look like a mafia girl. Black looks pretty good on me too, and it fits this job- dark, and shady, and it also embodies my situation, grief. My predicaments are everything dark.From the memory that has refused to return to me. All I have are these baffling dreams that I can't seem to make out. I'm a tormented soul. My life is a total dilemma. The story of Annah hasn't given me peace of mind the whole day, adding to my quandaries. It is so overwhelming to reckon that someone could be living in such d
Two hours later!Driving through the exotic boulevards, I feel like I have just been born. The air is just serene! I have no rapport at all with these new suburbs either, or so I feel, but the bang of being out of that cage for the first time is blowing my mind. If I could, I would never go back there, but how can I evade all these goons, and this dead mute protector of mine? Ps!It's all serene. Tranquillity is surging in pretty sweet. A feeling I wouldn't to part with. But that's just a wish for now.It's also so quiet not just outside because of the dreary streets we are steering through because I don't know what kind of another hell we are heading to, but it also lulls in here too. Inside this car, only the echoes or lull can be heard. This god perhaps thinks too highly of himself to converse with someone like me. Or maybe Ajay's threats are holding him back. I would prefer him putting even just some music though to dominate this silence because it is annoying.I trash scouring hi
To say that we over-speeding is an understatement. We are steering at a supersonic acceleration. But forget the speed for now, because I now thank his savage driving speed as we manage to dodge the countless bullets being showered on us.I'm nearly leaning on him, breathing through fear. Dripping drips terror.By God's miracle, our car manage to circumvent the group of armed men, and the speed increases further. We are technically floating on air as we veer away from the impending jeopardy. With one hand fisted on Deep's hand, and the other one soothing my heart to stay in its ribcage, I tilt my head back, to assess the status of the rest of us, thinking that they were lucky just like us.My eyes are greeted by the most horrendous horror film. Ajay's goons have gotten out of their vans, firing back in defence of the furious groups. The sounds of gunshots are like wild showers that are deaf threatening. Both groups are as equally dangerous. They might end up killing other.Who are thes
We get out of the car in the middle of the desert, and I take my time steadying my breathing. The echoes of my poor heart can conjure the wild varmints in this jungle if there are any. Gosh! It's like I went through the valley of death!"Water?" Deep emerges from my back, handing me a bottle of water which I can't resist.In the longing to calm myself down, I gulp it down as slow as I can, taking breaks to gasp for air while he watches me.He is savage if he was able to beat the train in those almost nothing seconds. That was death beckoning so near. And he is unbelievably too fucking cum after everything? After coming face to face with death, and all his equilibrium is still this intact? Goodness!"Feeling better now?" He speaks while he ambles closer to me."Yeah." I speak, gazing up at him, acting all strong while in reality, I'm in utter turmoil.I give it to this guy. Beauty, tick. Brains, tick- I mean, he was even able to outwit the notorious cunning Ajay. My! Boldness, tick. Ev
I peel my eyes to the most beautiful ceiling, and my lungs are honoring in ecstasy the fresh aura surging through their walls from this strange breathtaking room. Aah, not strange. I remember falling into the most safest hands last night after the paradoxes shrouding my life were divulged to me. I suppose this is his house?I jerk myself up from the solace of this huge soft bed. It's heavenly compared to that shit back in the brothel. Lowering the duvet to my belly as I boost my back no the headboard slang, I sit down, the visions of last night flooding in so furiously.It's depressing because I still don't feel the absolute rapport with whatever that was said to me last night, except the pain. The grief I feel in my heart substantiates that the truth is finally revealing itself. For the first time, something feels right in my life. These guys aren't lying to me at all. But that doesn't relief me one bit. It's on the contrary skyrocketing my bafflement.Silvano!!Silvano!Silvano!I l
Our long sweet and cheered kiss is cut shot by Deep's phone buzzing. We were not intending to stop this beautiful moment any time soon for any reasons, but this might be important. We pull away albeit unwillingly, and I had to bury my face in Deep's chest as he receives the call.Uuu! I can't believe we are savoring peace at last. This sometimes felt inconceivable, but I am glad we finally attained it. Ooh, hail God, and I am sorry. Forgive me for those times when I felt like you had closed all the doors and windows of heaven on me. "Love?" Deep calls, stroking my back, and I jerk my face to him."Mmh?!" I ask."It was a call from the hospital. Hannah is asking for you." He says."Is she okay?" I implore."The doctor didn't say much. She only said that you need to go there right away." Deep says, and that doesn't sit well with me.The day is so young and fairing on well. I hope nothing ruins this or anything else forever. I hope she is okay. And her poor baby too."You two can go! I w
"The police have told us everything, Ella. I, on behalf of everyone else, apologize if we didn't understand your course. We are sorry for every single thing we said about you behind your back." One girl says after a long decade of hugging them in groups.God! How many are they again?"It's alright. There is nothing to apologize for. There was nothing to understand in this place. What matters now is that we are all free." I assure her."And it's all because of you, Ella! We owe you our freedom and our lives as well." Another girl says."No. Listen to me, girls. No one owes me anything. If there is someone we should be grateful to, it is these devoted officers, and these two gentlemen who risked their all to come into this war. Nothing would have been possible without them." I say, but Dan steps forward, Grace in his arms.Have they made up already? I thought she was over the edge with remorse towards him. The way she is snuggling to him, huh! What happened to 'I don't want to hear his
"Ella! Babe, please don't!" Deep pleads on behalf of the police."What now, Ella? You might not be able to quench your thirst for vengeance. Your lover is pleading with you, and the police are ordering you. What will you do?" Ajay speaks, and I cock my head, and flicker a weird grin at him."I will do what is right!" I whimper."And what is right, to you? Be careful what you want, baby. Your conscience and your emotions are so weak. Can you handle the weight of my blood in your hands?" Ajay challenges again."Until your ghost manages to torment me from now on, I don't think I am weak, Ajay. Your death will never torment me." I say."Maybe, but you will end up in prison if you kill me. You heard the authorities, didn't you?" He speaks again."Drop your weapon, Ella, or else...""Or else what?" I bark at the police officer who is acting like the 'high and mighty Mr order'. "You are going to arrest me for killing this monster?" I implore."It's the law!" He asserts."Then to hell with la
It's total chaos on this road. I'm sure this will be on the news tonight. I'm even afraid to check the speed at which he is precipitously driving at. I have howled and pleaded with him a million times to slow down but my pleas and cries are falling on his deaf ears."Fuck it!" He condemns as he slams the phone onto his lap. He has been trying to conceivably call the club but with no response all those times he has tried and that is not only aggravating his wrath but also endangering our lives.I am hugging the poor tiny thing as tight as I can with one hand while I hold on to my seat with the other since the safety belt doesn't seem to work today. I am fretting and convulsing in my seat from the phobia brought about by his savage driving. My heart is throbbing somewhere in my throat and my stomach feels like a bag of ice."Watch out!" I scream, and just by a slight gauzy miracle, he swerved right in time to evade the oncoming lorry. "Could you please slow down for God's sake!?" I scre
"I see you have miraculously survived. How did you manage to manoeuvre my men, huh?" Ajay asks."Did you think you are the only slippery jerk? You think you are the only one with an army of security? Well, good news, I also do have my battalion, and here is some bad news for you - your men are no match at all to my men. They are being butchered like some fucked up incompetent helpless fools that they are." Deep scoffs."You must be joking! My men have the best-high quality guns. I personally train them and you, boy, don't have the skills except that of holding that toy you are holding. Do you even know how to use it?" Ajay mocks back."I would love to do a test for you, but I am not as heartless and insensitive as you, Ajay. It's too much of a chaos here and this isn't the place for this at all. The police are on the way up here. Surrender in peace. This is the end of the road for you, Ajay!" Deep says, and that blew the monster's cool."Police?! How the..." He starts, not believing h
Two hours later!It's been freaking two whole-deadly hours of dread ever since we left that cursed club with Hannah, and about forty minutes of anxiety, panic, and dread of waiting in this lobby. God knows how nervous I am ever since Hannah was taken into that room.Our hospital, the Silvano hospital has always, over the years since its establishment, had a thumbs up in every service we provide. I have no disputes whatsoever that Hannah is in the best safest hands. We have the best doctors, some from the prominent country of Cuba, and I have absolute faith that they will do their best for the survival of both Hannah and her baby. But these forty minutes feel like the forty years of terror that the Israelites spent in captivity. Gosh!"You are so restless. What's the matter?" The monster remarks, holding my hand to stop my pacing.He seems too cool for my liking. He is even more cooler than a raw cucumber. What does he have to worry about anyway? He must be mulling over the best and mo
Taking the stairways, Ajay has summoned a squadron of guards to get the cars ready. As usual, he doesn't go anywhere without his goons, but that is none of my fusses right now. I need to alert the girls and Deep too.As we pass by the rooms, I draw from the crowd of goons escorting us little by little while Ajay is on the call trying to call I don't know who.By sheer chance, and without spurring any alarm, I manage to skim inside my old room as they make their way forward.There is no time to sigh or even thank God for this, but I manage to murmur another short prayer to God as I find the switch and flicker the lights on, rushing to the drawer where I normally hide the gadget. Finding it, I reach to the upper drawer, meeting with my two babies - the guns. I grab them, and tuck them under my jeans. I scour for some long trench coat and slid it on top, buttoning it all the way up.I swipe my phone, making a call, and crossing my fingers in the hope that he is sti
I am whizzing a cheerful hymn as I help this monk prepare the dinner in this house that we have been sharing for weeks. The glee of what tomorrow holds for me is throbbing with rebounds in my heart, shaking its walls, but I am doing everything I possibly can to suppress the tickling thrills.It's almost one after midnight. In a few hours, doom will occlude the evil, and the good will shine bright.I am still in incredulity at how serene this place has turned into ever since I made that pact with Ajay. The activities go on around as usual, but the tranquillity that has beffallen this place is beyond ingenuity. No murders, no extraneous cacophonies, and no superfluous squabbles. It's like this is no longer the club that we all knew.The monster has embraced humanity or is at least trying as far as I see it. Mental note - I have not fallen for that completely. I don't know where he hemmed that monster side of him, or where he borrows all this humanity to showcase, but too bad! This shift
Standing on the door of Terris' room, I take in a deep breath and heave out as much amount before knocking slightly on her door, and practising patience as seconds feel like hours before the door flings opens.Her angelic face pops up, with no discernible reaction or impression at all. No astonishment, and no questions on her face, and neither is there even a subtle glimmer of appreciation. It's like my presence means absolutely nothing to her. Honestly, it maims me. It stings so bad because we had just started getting along. She had just asked if I could take her as my friend too and I don't even recall responding to her that time. I didn't have any qualms whatsoever, but we just had a zillion things to talk about. Now here we are, back to oddballs again. I understand her sentiments, but I am albeit clenching on tight to the hope that the yearning she had when she asked me not to leave her behind when I leave this place is still stroking her heart, or at least, there is still love