All Chapters of Killer instinct- a tale of unspeakable horror: Chapter 11 - Chapter 20

When I got inside, I thought Anna would be asleep but there she was, waiting for me like a mother of a trouble-some teenager. ‘Chomee

Shopping was bliss because we got along (thanks to Billy’s credit card) and we got exactly what we wanted. I was buying a lot of swimsuits with different colours, forgetting that they would sell me out to Anna, especially because I didn’t want her to know about my excursion to Durban. Anna was two years older than me, so she felt a great deal of responsibility for me. She often told me that I am now her little sister, the sister that she never had. She had this paranoia about Billy sleeping with me and then leaving me. Hence that’s why I didn’t want her to know about our plans.‘Petunia, what exactly are we shopping for?’ Anna asked without looking at me.‘We are shopping for the fun of it. Isn’t that what girls d

We went shopping for our groceries, hand in hand, joked about things and kissed frequently. We didn’t buy a lot of things since we left the car behind, so we didn’t need to strain our limbs with heavy bags of food. We just got things that we needed for the night and we said to get the rest of them the following day. We couldn’t get our hands off each other, we were basically inseparable. We were figuratively joined at the hip. Billy was a little strange though. He was on the phone a lot and he moved away when he answered or made a call. I must say he got me a little worried because he never used to do that. A part of me wanted to confront him and a part of me didn’t. I thought maybe he must be talking to his dad about the morning’s events and maybe he didn’t want me to be upset.We then got back to our m

There’s new girl in town; a cougar lecturer‘Hey chomee, welcome back. I have missed you so much.’ That was Anna burying me into her arms after opening the door for me, to my amazement of course. The whole way, I have been worried about how responsive she would be. I was actually expecting her to be rude and moody but she looked rather happy to see me.‘Hey friend, I have missed you too.’ Of course I lied. I didn’t miss her at all. If anything, I was glad to have been away from her for almost three whole days. ‘How have you been?’‘It wasn’t the same without you hey, but Maureen kept me company. I even led her do my nails and hair.’ Anna looked really excited and the hair style she was rocking was amazing.‘Wow, friend, these are awesome.’ I told her, inspecting her now glamorous nails immensely and added, ‘your hair style is just out of this world. Maureen is really good at what she does.’‘She surely is. Now, please tell me everything about Durban. How was the beach, the game, the fo

I left the campus and walked slowly to the bus stop. Second day in a row, I had to leave college because my day was ruined. I knew it was wrong of me to just leave without attending all of my classes but I had developed a sudden dislike of going to school in just two days. As I was walking and wiping my tears, Billy came along and pulled up right in front of me.