Cookie's standpoint
I stared at myself in the mirror, convincing myself that my action was right. It wasn't wrong anyway, Ted and I never dated. Okay, the main problem was that Ted could find out I was going on a date and kill Lino. He has jealousy disorder. Still… I wore black pantyhose, pantyhose artistically designed to be splattered with paint, so it eventually looks like black with long sprays and drips of red, mango, lemon, emerald, sapphire, fuchsia and lilac paint across it. I pulled on black wedges, some black and coral anklets, a few chunky brackets, decorated my fingers with colorful rings and made my hair up into a tight controlled bun at the side of my hair with some few curls falling down to frame my face. To top my colorful outfit, I wore a white shirt with du
Ted's standpoint An hour into their wonderful night, I was sitting and chewing ice cubes as I watched them laugh, hold hands, cuddled, and converse like lovestruck teenagers. I already promised myself not to make a fool out of myself, not to go close to her ever again because she doesn't need me. Me staying away from her is doing her a big favor. '…and honestly, the guy was so annoying, always syncopated his words and drawling his vowels so much I felt like listening to nail on a chalkboard would have been better.' He laughed as he explained a dumb story. She laughed drowsily, she was dozing off already in his arms. Memories of her in mine flashed in my head. No one else should touch her that wa
Ted's standpoint I had always been a ruthless killer all my life, one who didn't think twice before firing a bullet; one who had no heart and pity no soul. Everyone who opposed me all died by my bullets or hands, some kept their fucks to themselves, caving like the cowards they were. There was less rivals that lasted long; all died sooner than usual. I would always smile in victory after a successful kill, reliving the memories of my enemies all dropping dead or their agonizing cries when I torture them to death. It was a turn on for me, almost sadomasochistic, but it wasn't exactly that way at all. Though I never admitted it, I was starting to grow tire of that lifestyle; wake up, trai
Cookie's standpoint I sank my teeth into my lip as the whip mercilessly latched on my back. I was tied down on the bed by my abductor, Cyree, who took pleasure from the pain of women. He had subjected me to whipping, beating, strangling, starvation, rape, wound infliction and more, all in nine days. But, I was not submitting to him. He wanted me to beg, to wail and plead for mercy while he fucked the life out of me. I wasn't giving in, I wasn't accepting defeat or showing the crazy algolagniac that I was one who would satisfy his sick sexual pleasure with my agony. Without me crying and begging, he wasn't enjoying raping me one bit. 'You stupid bitch! Just cry!' He roared angrily. The good thing was that he wasn't going to k
Marilyn's standpoint (Ursula) I sighed as I washed the dishes, a woebegone expression on my face. I was having the worst weeks of my life. First, life was so hard getting used to without Viona, no one except Bruce was there to make me laugh. I was okay at least, it wasn't that bad but when Bruce returned with Ame almost two months ago, and I saw what that monster made her go through, I knew life was going to get hard. Thanks to Madam Alicia, most of the scars on her body had completely disappeared and thank God her skin was one of those special ones that don't keep scars. If it was mine, many of it would remain. Secondly, Vee changed, like in a bad way. For all the years we had been together, Vee had always been the fu
Ted's standpoint I slammed the empty cup of beer on the table and sighed, I had lamented all my troubles to him like always. Cephas might not be my father, but I had always seen him as a better one; calm, too polite, nice but yet dangerous when he wants to be. I could tell him everything and harbor no fear because he would never rat me out. I trust him more than Carlos and all my men. 'You really are in a tight situation,' he chuckled and sipped from his beer. He understands me because he has always openly talked to me about his first love, how it ended badly. 'What do you intend to do?' 'What am I supposed to do? I don't know how to pacify her. I know she is not insan
Ted's standpoint How the mighty falls… 'There is no way in this fucking life that I'm going to step out of this building wearing this rubbish!' I yelled at Cookie, who had a grin on her face. So, eventually, I am to take Yolanda and her out to the amusement park and a long list of things we must do alone and with Yolanda. The worst thing about it all was that she would be the one choosing what I would wear. She turned my beautiful white shirt and pants to pink and now with all the combos of beads and chains and ribbons, I look like a giant walking lollipop! &nb
Ted's standpoint 'Why did you send me away?' My heart missed three beats. 'Just curious.' No, she was not just curious, she needed to know. I glanced at her, she was looking at me way to intensely for someone who is just “curious”. The question is: Should I lie or say the truth? Cephas said the truth can do no harm with her. But… 'I sent you away because I was getting too fond of you,' I admitted. I exhaled and closed my eyes. 'I feared and still fear that if I get too close to you, I will end up caring a lot about you and that will only get you killed. I don't want the situation where I would be forced to kill you like my father did to my mother.'
I tapped my temple lost in thought, thoughts of how to get to Ame, what to do to kill him once and for all. I had been trying for years, since he took over his father. The insult, having a child control me; living in fear because of a child. Ame wasn't easy to kill at all, it was easy to have allies and kill his father, but he is a hard wall to crack. I thought Yolanda would do, convinced Rico to abduct her hoping that he would help me fish out his weakness, but the kid is just like her father. Indirect attack, my ultimate strategy. If Ame should find out I was the one encouraging all the idiots to attack him, I would be dead. 'Sir, can I come in?' 'You are already in,' I snarled, puffing out smoke from my mouth. It should