All Chapters of The creature inside me: Chapter 1 - Chapter 10

“Oh my god! Zad, I’m so sorry. I didn’t mean to.” A black-haired guy came running down the field to the bleachers towards another raven-haired guy who was clutching his stomach, sitting on his seat.“Are you alright?” He asked the frail boy who was still curling and eyes shut in pain as he held his stomach tighter. Zad gave a nod that he was alright.“You don’t look good.” The guy now kneeled before him and rubbed his upper arm, trying anything to soothe his pain.“Let’s go to tell the sister.” He offered but Zad shook his head, still hanging his head low and eyes closed.“What happened?” They heard a female voice from behind the kneeling guy. He looked in the direction of the voice and saw a woman standing there, arms crossed over her chest.“Luca took a shot and the ball hit Zadkiel right in his stomach.” One of the boys who were circling both black-haired guys spoke.“I didn’t mean to. I promise, sister.” Luca, the kneeling guy, instantly spoke.“We’ll talk later. For now, step asi

Zadkiel heard loud ringing noise which he knew who set on his alarm clock. It was time to wake up though he didn’t want to because he was having a very beautiful dream. He sat up but grunted in pain when he realized his body was still sore because of the drink he had yesterday. He dragged himself out of bed because it was almost noon. He didn’t bother to take any medicine because he knew they wouldn’t do anything.Zadkiel was aware that he had the super healing system, well super everything. He knew in no time he’d be feeling like any other human because of the drink in his system and the demon side of him wouldn’t make any appearance today. If he took the injection daily then the demon side would be at rest but then his body would feel pain.He scurried into the empty stall of the bathroom, closed the toilet seat and sat on it. He needed a lot of water in his system to subside the dizziness. He got himself up and exited the stall only to go to take a shower.When done with his mornin

Irvin was sitting on the stairs of the porch of his house along with Aiden, lost in the thoughts of Zadkiel. He had a lit cigarette in his hand as he was gazing at the night stars. “Did you find your mate?” Aiden asked him, taking a drag from his cigarette. “Yeah. I found him.” A smile appeared on Irvin’s face as he was eyeing the sky, thinking at least he and his mate share the same thing… The sky. “Did you talk to him?” Aiden questioned, happy to see a smile on Irvin’s face. He knew how long his best friend had waited. “Yeah,” Irvin answered, eyes still locked on the sky and a constant smile on his face. “Did you mark him?” Aiden further questioned. “No.” The smile on Irvin’s face vanished as he tore his gaze away from the night sky and looked back at Aiden’s frowned face. “He doesn’t even know,” Irvin informed him. “He is a human?” Aiden asked. “No. That’s the thing. He isn’t human but he still doesn’t know about himself.” Irvin sighed. “Was he a minor?” “No. I don’t thin

Zadkiel was sitting on the bleachers watching the boys play lacrosse on the field when he felt someone sit beside him. As he was not watching the boys play but thinking about a certain someone, he hadn’t noticed that the boys weren’t playing anymore and were looking right at him and the person beside him. He instantly turned his head to his right to get a shock. His heartbeat accelerated as he saw the man sitting right beside him. “Father?” He was in complete shock. “Yes, son,” Mark answered as he gestured to the boys to continue the game. “You must be here for a purpose.” He turned his head back to look down at the boys playing the game. “You’re right. I’ve got another call from Edmond Ford.” Mark’s words made him turn his head back to him as he was still in shock. “They still want to adopt me?” He asked, cursing Irvin in his head. “Yes.” “Father, tell them I don’t want to go with them. I willingly want to stay here with you.” He answered, hanging his head down and clenching h

“You do know what I called you here for, right?” Mark said as soon as Zadkiel stepped inside the office. “Yes.” Zadkiel sighed as he glided down on the seat. “What did he say?” Mark questioned. “Nothing. Just tried to convince me. Told me about how rich they are and how I’d be having a much better life with them.” Zadkiel shrugged, playing it cool. “That’s all?” Mark cocked his eyebrow, not believing what Zadkiel said. “Pretty much. He just wanted to convince me at any cost.” Zadkiel was answering so confidently that he believed his own lies. “What made you think you should not accept this offer? I mean he wasn’t wrong about being wealthy. They can make your life.” Even though Zadkiel was sounding very convincing, Mark still had expressions as if he didn’t believe a word that Zadkiel uttered. “I… I don’t have much time to live anyway so, I want to spend my remaining days with my friends.” Zadkiel gave him a soft smile. “Who are you playing, boy?” Mark’s tone was stern. “No one