WALKING TO HIS DEATH.

As his senses returned, he remembered that a sudden tap on his shoulder had brought him back, so he looked up to see who had tapped him, and his heart skipped a beat when his gaze fell on Declan, who stood before him with a sinister smile on his chiseled face.

Without wasting another second, he instantly turned away from him and took two steps backward unknowingly.

Declan's gaze on him had felt like a burning fire, one which burned him directly to his soul. It was so intense that he knew if he kept his gaze on him for another second, he would be consumed. He couldn't take it so he did the only thing that helped him hold onto his sanity.

"W... What do you want, and w... Why are you staring at me like that?" He'd asked in stutters, his breathing as if he'd just finished a 400-meter relay race.

Declan took two steps toward him, closing the remaining gap between them, and looked him straight in the eyes. "My friend, brother, senior, and God had saved your life at your very last breathing