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Bloody Sinners Chapter 1
*Dreams weren't supposed to be able to kill you.* Master! Master! A woman in her 40's rushed into his chamber, her hands shook and her lips quivered in great panic. She fell on her knees, bowed her head and hid her face from the man with a set of warm amber-gold eyes that wouldn't have looked out of place in the face of a tiger. "Master! Bad news!" She cried. He got up with deep frown lines on his forehead, his eyes squinted at her trembling figure. "What has happened?" "Mi…mistress, she's…" The man sprang off his chair and stride towards her. What has happened to your mistress." The woman's eyes widened in utter despair, she gulped nervously and nodded quickly. "Please have mercy and spare my life, master Damien." "Then speak!" "I swear on my mother's grave…it's never my thoughts to wish mistress ill-fated…" "Just speak!" His voice thundered. "Yes, yes." He stared at her impatiently. She raised her a bit and stared at his feet while she spok
Bloody Sinners Chapter 2
I darted out of the woods, running right into a Jeep. The owner of the Jeep slammed on the brakes just right on time, the trees lost traction and the SUV spun. The driver managed to turn into the spin, getting the vehicle back under control. It coasted to a stop an inch from a giant oak tree. A man appeared out of the car. The figure that stepped out of the car was tall and lean. Even half-frozen and desperate, I'd known who he was. I'd seen him a couple of times with father William. Colin. "Help me!" I begged, glancing over my shoulders, my eyes wide with fear. "There's something out there…something is chasing me." He closed the door, scanning the woods behind me. "Who?" "Not who…what? I don't know. It had fangs and claws. It tried to kill me." My teeth were chattering, and he dropped his coat around my shoulders and bundled me into the car. I grabbed his wrist before he could turn away, my hands cold against his skin. "We need to go back, we need to tell t
Bloody Sinners Chapter 3
September Los Angeles, America *...sin, the world is so sinful. Be careful of whom you associate with, for the devil lives among us…* Please, God, just let it end soon. The prayer flitted through my mind. There and gone so quickly I couldn't quite grab hold to it. It was too hard to sit in a pew and listen while father Reed went on with his sermon. Too hard to listen to sister Ellen, play the piano I had once played. To hard, and I'd been too weak, too sad, too destroyed by the dreams I'd always had. Too overwhelmed by my guilt and my inability to forgive God for letting me see this dreams, and myself. *...We are the salt and the light of the world. Let us shine our light and give Satan no room to overcome the world, it is written…* I remembered every night and those red eyes, they never stopped haunting me. It had been a while since I'd cried over what I'd lost, and I didn't plan to cry now, but I couldn't stop thinking about the dream that had woken me. The amber
Bloody Sinners Chapter 4
Damien Raeken I stepped out of the warehouse, then took a calming breath of cool, damp air. My eyes swept the dark alley again when several errant drops of rain hit my head. "Are you sure this is Roberts warehouse." "Yes, Alpha," the figure beside me replied. Taking the cigar from my pocket, I lit it at the ends letting it burn before I placed it in between my lips, biting the other end with my teeth. I took a deep swig from it, then blew the smoke out of my mouth. The smoke dispersed itself in seconds as if it was never even there to being with. "Only a thief would have his warehouse located in an alley." "What should we do with the goods? She we take them back with us?" The figure suggested. "They aren't ours to take back, Carlyle." I took another swig from the cigarette. "Find the owners of these goods and return them." "Yes, Alpha." The male referred to as Carlyle, my most trusted aide, agreed. Once the cigarette burned out until the end, I threw it dow
Bloody Sinners Chapter 5
Sitting alone in my room, I stared out the window as I retraced the event of the long day. It seemed like far more than a few hours ago that I had walked in on the beautiful stranger from my dreams and the thief in the alley. The intense feelings had washed away in the midst of having organized and concluded the events at the orphanage. All that was left was a painful longing to see that stranger again. I couldn't believe he was real. Couldn't believe he was there, obviously in front of me. I wanted to see him again. To know who he was and what he's been doing in my head. A quiet knock sounded at the door and Tracy cautiously stuck her head in the room. I waved her in. "I'm sorry I was obstinate about leaving right away. You're right that I need rest. It feels good to sit down." Tracy perched on the edge of the bed near my chair. I'm glad you're finally seeing reason. I want you..not stressed, that's all." My smile felt forced as I glanced back outside. The clouds as om
Bloody Sinners Chapter 6
Chapter 6 Shaking my head at him, I released his neck and pushed his head back with force. It banged against the wall and this time he winced. "Why is he doing this? What does he want?" He clenched and unclenched his fingers, as though deciding if to go on. "He knows what you are. He hates all of you, and he's coming for you. They are coming for each and every one of you." "What am I? And they…who's they?" l doubted there was anything untrue about what he was saying. "And when are they coming?" His fingers tightened into a fist and he growled at me. "you fucking moron! What makes you think I'll give you that information," he bellowed. I had enough. Getting bored of the back and forth, I aimed the gun at his forehead again. Time for him to meet his maker. "Any last wishes?" I asked, the corner of my lips slightly lifting upward into a smirk. Robertson struggled and tried to lurch forward, but his chains stopped him. "Fuck y—" I pulled the trigger cutting him off
Bloody Sinners Chapter 7
"What took you so long? I've been waiting for hours, you know." Tracy said to Colin, settling onto the back seat of the car. "I guess you're going to want to take care of that," I said to Tracy, taking the bundle of paperwork for the placement from her hands. "Not before he explains how he got here so late," Tracy growled, dropping her backpack on to the seat. "I set my focus on filling out the paperwork for the orphanage, and now, I'm totally wrung out." The weight of worry that had settled on me became a heavy knot in the pit of my stomach as I stared out the window to see people already gathering into the orphanage to look the children over. I prayed that they would be gentle and kind as they examined the orphans. I had heard stories of little ones being treated like livestock at auction at these events. I would hate to see any of those darlings handled that way. "Lydia. A fine day for placing out some orphans and doing our Christian duty, eh?" I nodded, trying to
Bloody Sinners Chapter 8
The drive to the convent took less than twenty minutes, the fall foliage vivid in the early-afternoon gloom. "That's what everyone says right around the time they find out the kids are being—" "Tracy," Colin interrupted. "How about we let the approval committee figure things out?" "Because your dear priest won't like it if we butt our noses in?" "Because you're tired and it's starting to show." "What are you talking about? Since when do i ever act tired?" She demanded. I got out of the SUV. Let the two of them argue about what the approval committee should handle or not. I needed to see father Reed, talk to him before Father Myer gets to him first. "Come on, Tracy," i said, offering my hand. "We're home." "This is not home," she responded, but she also allowed herself to be helped out of the car. Colin got out of the SUV. "I'll get your bag and walk the two of you in. I want to make sure you're…i mean both of you are okay before I leave." "There's no nee
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