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Cheers To Friendship
Susan, Beatrice, and Jake met at B's Place to celebrate Jake's new job, for as Susan had silently predicted, so had it been for Jake. She couldn't tell anyone the number of people that had to die for him to secure the job he now had. She had promised a celebration, and that's why they were here.
"You were so optimistic," Beatrice said to Susan. "I for one wasn't certain knowing how this world works and all."
They were all seated around a circular table between them under night skies and the cold air gently caressing their skin.
"No one really knows how the world works," Susan said. "Sometimes, you can either sit in hopes not to offend anyone, or you can step out and get what you wa
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The Consuming Heart Pleasure And Death
The only time the world was at peace to Susan, was when she was asleep. She was an idol to herself, a being not meant to be worshipped, but one who death brought a semblance of peace to her whenever she was awake. In this state of rest, she could avoid all that and not think of anyone, not even herself. She was one with the world at this time, but when she was up, she was against it.She would have laid still this way, facing the ceiling, and enjoying the silence of the room, but then her eyes opened, and with it came the hunger to kill.Ray, the guy from last night's celebration who had sent her the note through the waiter was next to her on the bed in a hotel room, Susan noted his body was beginning to stir.Only if he was still asleep, Susan thought. But she knew what came next. At least, after an amazing night o
The Consuming Heart Alone To Live
Susan knew the rules of High Town city all too well. There were hidden laws that governed feeding, daily lives, especially that of businesses, and the peace in the city, and now she had made Beatrice the owner of B’s place, trouble unknown to Beatrice was meant to happen.After Susan had killed Ray that morning, she appeared in a bar unnoticed, and sat by an empty table. There were men speaking among themselves behind her, and she listened.“Where are you going? We’ll all be at the Grim to drink our fill and you wish to just go, like be somewhere else.”“B’s Place has a new owner.”“Oh.”“Yes. And I guess the last owner didn’t do the filling in.”
The Consuming Heart The Devil Behind Me
“I have a criminal record, so I sure was scared when I saw the police officer,” Beatrice said to Susan over breakfast the next morning. “Those with criminal records aren’t really allowed to have businesses in High Town city, which makes me wonder if you thought this through before you gave me B’s Place. Not that I don’t like it. I’m just scared of meeting superior opposition. One I may not be able to handle.”Susan suppressed her smile. If there was any superior opposition, Susan knew it had to be her very self.“I heard tales yesterday from old workers, you know,” Beatrice went on. “Some said scary tales of how the managers were treated and all. It sure gave me the fright. It made me want to reconsider. But really, Susan, I’m grateful. I’m just scared.”
The Consuming Heart No Place To Hide
Her heart could rob a man of desire, as it could instill it quickly in him. She didn't like him, but she was willing to risk it. The sofa was drenched in the blood of more than one person. The bodies lying around had their eyes gouged out, their souls ripped from them even before she tore them into irredeemable shreds. No hearts here. No souls here. No redemption here. Only death stays here.Susan looked down at her blood-stained hands and frowned. The blood on her hands felt the heat of her stare and vanished for it couldn’t cry to the heavens for vengeance. Not for this lady. She took a glance around the room and the bodies of the men within, sprawled in different ways on the floor, a smile graced her face, and then she vanished.Elvis, the man whose life Susan had spared in the bar was sitting by a table with papers in front of him, locked up in a shadowy bunker with armed men positioned around, Susan appeared right across him, everyone in the room jerked.The s
The Consuming Heart Hope To Win
Susan was quiet to herself and her thoughts in the living room, and with her was Dena and Hannah who both sat on separate sofas and were also quiet. Susan had told them both about Vivian’s sacrifice, and none of them were pleased with the news. At least, none more than Susan.“She was always kind to me,” Hannah said in a low tone.Susan lifted her gaze. “Someone is at the door.”And in a flash, she was at the door which briskly opened to reveal Dena’s father, the Chief priest.He was in a red robe, with a feather sticking out of his unkempt, gray hair, and he held a staff with the carved head of what resembled an eagle on it.“I must say when you called me,” he said and stroked his grey beard, “I thought you were bluffing. Your other guests? The human kind?”“Not around,” Susan said. “They’ve both gone to work. Come in.”Susan gave way to let Dena’s fath
The Consuming Heart Also A Simple Girl
Susan was staring into Jake’s eyes when Beatrice arrived with two wine glasses on a tray.Beatrice set the wine glasses before both parties on the table between them, she smiled and winked at Susan, then she walked away.“You don’t know what to say to that?” Jake asked.Oh, yes. Jake had asked her a question. But what was the question, and why was she staring at him with lust.“It’s not that I don’t know what to say,” Susan said. “I just—I don’t know.”“It’s fine. Hope you don’t think this awkward?” Jake asked.Susan for the first time felt herself unable to predict what Jake meant. Was it her love for him? She wondered. “What do you mean?” she asked.“Me taking you out?”“Oh. No—no. It’s fine.”“Yeah. I mean, you’ve spoiled me on several occasions, so I thought to take you out today.&
The Consuming Heart Beneath The Blood Sea
“I beg you to reconsider, Your Grace,” Hannah said as she followed Susan into the living room. “Beneath the blood sea is a different world. But for your sake, I hope the sea doesn’t let you through.”Susan paused her footsteps to look at Hannah. “I don’t know if I was born, Hannah, but I grew up beneath the blood sea, so I know what to expect.”The Chief priest walked into the living room. “She is correct, Susan. The blood sea may not let you through, so use the trap of Eleanor.”Susan gave a single nod.Dena came up from behind Susan who turned to look at her.“Be careful,” Dena said. “I may be getting to like you, but I’m very much frightened of your mother.”Susan played a small smile on her face. “You’re still my prisoner. Till your father finds a solution for me.”Dena returned her smile. “Well at least, it’s safer being with
The Consuming Heart The Northeast Mountain
It was drafty on the peak of the northeast mountain which was almost on a level with the clouds, and it was here Susan chose to have a better view of the northeast side. She saw the smoking huts, and tents, the playing children, the gatherings of adults around fires and the staked meat they kept turning and she wondered, what brought these savages here.They were in rag clothing, their feet bare, and their idols scattered all around the place. Some prayed to their idols, some poured blood on them, some tried to feed them, Susan laughed.“Ignorant they are,” Susan said, “wouldn’t you agree, sister?”Vivian materialized next to Susan. “Chadwick is gathering his war party,” she said. “And I hope we’ve not come to play scouts?” She looked at Susan.“Oh, you’re going to love this.” Susan smiled. “Lightning, whirlwind, and fire.”Vivian lifted her gaze to the changing clouds, it darkened, bolts of lightning struck every part of the camp, a whirlwind began and took people of
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