"Invite me in." Damonq muttered to Elina."What? No." She shook her head. Jane, her friend, had told her it was never a good idea to invite them inside one's home unless one was prepared to let them use their powers there.He made a move toward the door, trying to drag himself out. She didn't want that, either. "Wait. Just wait. I need to think." She was in a state of full panic."No time." He reached up and wrapped a length of her hair around his fingers. "So beautiful. The color. So beautiful."He sounded delirious. He was bleeding everywhere, but she could see he was still trying to force his body to move out of her home."Stop. Stop moving," she demanded, horrified at the trail of blood."Going to have to shut down my heart and lungs. Can't do it inside." He said.Her mind was in complete chaos. She caught his shoulders, trying to keep him from moving back. His hand was still in her hair, connecting them. She felt that, as if a million strands bound them together, yet it was the o
STORMToday was the burial of my father. Looking at myself in the mirror, a ghost of a smile slithered across my lip, disappearing the next second as fast as it had almost arrived. Through the eyes of my mirror, I checked out my room which was empty as a snail’s dry shell. Justin and Lucy had been faithful with their commitments, and in the space of three days as I had agreed with them, they had managed to clear out all belongings from my room without any of the step family finding out.Lucy had also obtained permission from her parents to stay at the friend’s house till she was done with the class project. I had thereafter stolen my spare keys from Jess’ room so they wouldn’t have access to my room which I kept locked 24/7. At one time, Miranda had been suspicious of my coded activities, my always locked door too, and when she had asked me about it, I had always used either a Kaden driven insult or insinuated that I have never entered her room to throw her off the track. Talking
KADENSince Storm had saved my life and turned down all my ploys to return the favour and spend more time with her, I have been having problems sleeping. No matter how much I texted her, she never gave a reply. Was she this stubborn? I thought as I stood close to my friends, watching the burial procession with bored eyes. The only reason why we had come was because of our respect to Storm. Since that day, Lent had not managed to stop talking about her. Storm this, and storm that…but when he was done praising her, he would tell me to stay away from her. I was about getting jealous of his fascination with her but I knew none of them would betray me. They had not betrayed me seven to eight years ago, they won’t start now. But they all thought that she was something daring, that included Avery. She must not have noticed that I and Storm had almost had a thing. Well, I had done a great job of keeping a poker face whenever Storm was mentioned around her. I don't want her hounding Storm wh
CHAPTER 64STORMI bit my lips hard in anger and frustration as Curtis chose to sit near me in the almost filled banquet service to eat. What was wrong with this dude? I thought, witholding myself for the upteenth time for lashing at him. This was my father’s burial. I shouldn’t be going berserk over some boy's issues. It will definitely send off the wrong messages to the little crowd in the beautifully decorated hall. Well, I have to admit that my stepmother had really tried to give my father a decent burial and send off, and if I hadn’t known any better, I would have thought that she had loved him. But I knew better. And I knew that all these were for her self righteous image she was struggling to keep in front of her friends and business partners. Justin and Lucy, who were sitting two seats away from me, looked at me, pity in their eyes, obviously knowing the amount of anger I was holding in on having Curtis beside me, anger that swallowed up my fear of seeing my step brother, Ma
KADENI had stomped my foot on the floor many times softly, watching Storm and the new guy talk and laugh, anger coursing through my entire body. I knew when the idiot had done something stupid to upset her, and I don't know what she had done later, but the boy’s funny yelp made my anger fade away a bit, probably because I knew now that Storm didn’t like him, at least not anymore. I had seen that when she had stood up from the chair, eyes blazing with fury but lips thinned with a smile, and walked toward the direction of the restroom. Quickly, not waiting to see if the boy would go after her, I stood up too from my chair, not minding the glares that I was receiving from Lent, and stalked off toward the restroom. I needed to see Storm, and talk about..well, I didn’t even know why I wanted to see her. But I just wanted to see her. I could use the matter of her saving my life as an excuse. From the tail of my eyes as I walked, I was aware that the guy, whose affixation had been on Stor
KADEN“Kaden, are you okay?” Storm asked me, coming closer to me, and I sighed. Am I okay? The hell I’m not. She still didn’t know that I had backed away because any more seconds of me watching her bite her lips so seductively would result in things unlikeable for her. “Yes, I am fine.” I replied, feeling her touch my arm lightly whilst checking me all over with her eyes. She must be wondering what was wrong with me. She furrowed her eyebrows, biting her lips like when she did when she was deep in thought, causing me to groan again. “Kaden…” she called, worry seeping into her voice softening me. “I’m okay, Storm. Just stop doing that.” I muttered, staring at her intently. Didn’t she see the hunger in my eyes, or was she pretending that it wasn’t there? “Stop doing what?” she asked me, folding her arms across her chest, causing my eyes to willfully train on her breasts which pushed up to the surface by that singular act of hers. I inhaled again, unable to take my eyes away from the
STORMThere was a second silence on Kaden’s side after I placed my lips on his, and I was sure that he was trying to get past the fact that I had just kissed him first despite being the one that had been pursuing him out of my life. Well, that was my gender for you. We told you one thing, and expect you to do the opposite thing. Kaden, snubbing me at the restaurant had shown me that I had strong feelings for him. And despite my good resolve, when he had told me that he had missed me in that deep sexy voice of his, I knew that if I didn't have a taste of his lips today before heading to Justin's house where I would likely never see him again, I might not be happy about the outcome. It was best I tasted the nectar before returning to my chosen hole till I sorted myself out. As I said, it took only a second for Kaden to get used to the fact that I had just kissed him. A minute after that, he had me up against the door, my right leg hanging around his thigh, as his tongue and mouth rava
STORMThe knock on the door had my heart beat picking up again, this time not out of pleasure, but out of nervousness. What did I think I was doing making out with Kaden in the restroom, when just anyone could walk on. “Don’t worry, I locked the door when I came in.” Kaden said, his eyes fixed on mine. “Breathe..” He muttered, straightening my hair which had become a bit shaggy and sweaty. He also smoothed the creases on my gown with his hands, all these he did without taking his eyes off me. What was wrong with this guy? I thought, feeling myself getting horny for him again. This won’t do. I knew. I would want more. We both would want more, and that's why we needed to part ways before somebody, well me to be precise, got hurt. I can’t possibly fight over a man with a girl. It has never happened, and will never happen. I had just been making small talk to assuage his emotions when I had asked him what his girlfriend's name was. After all, I did know her name. Avery. She was a beauty