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SIXTEEN: Apocalytic Hellslide

Author: Circeleari
last update Last Updated: 2025-07-04 23:24:44

I regret everything.

The lights are too bright, the air smells like fried dough and burnt rubber, and Dante—Dante is vibrating. Not visibly. Not like a chihuahua on meth. No. Internally. There’s something simmering under his skin, begging for a reason to crack open and let blood out.

He’s walking too close—too damn close—shoulder brushing mine every other step, breathing through his nose as though he’s fucking hunting. Every man that looks my way gets an eye-fuck so vicious I feel secondhand pain. And we haven’t even hit the main strip yet.

The crowd’s thick, chaotic. Music’s blaring from every direction—Eurotrash remixes, kids screaming, teenagers dry-humping on the tilt-a-whirl. And Dante’s beside me, sniffing the air, which he might just be trying to find which part of this place he wants to murder first.

I clutch my phone tighter, my thumb swiping over the screen one more time.

‘I need you to plant actors at the carnival. People Dante will believe. Old neighbors, fake friends, I d
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    I regret everything.The lights are too bright, the air smells like fried dough and burnt rubber, and Dante—Dante is vibrating. Not visibly. Not like a chihuahua on meth. No. Internally. There’s something simmering under his skin, begging for a reason to crack open and let blood out.He’s walking too close—too damn close—shoulder brushing mine every other step, breathing through his nose as though he’s fucking hunting. Every man that looks my way gets an eye-fuck so vicious I feel secondhand pain. And we haven’t even hit the main strip yet.The crowd’s thick, chaotic. Music’s blaring from every direction—Eurotrash remixes, kids screaming, teenagers dry-humping on the tilt-a-whirl. And Dante’s beside me, sniffing the air, which he might just be trying to find which part of this place he wants to murder first.I clutch my phone tighter, my thumb swiping over the screen one more time.‘I need you to plant actors at the carnival. People Dante will believe. Old neighbors, fake friends, I d

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