Don't even take my things. Not my laptop. Nothing. I wanted to get out so badly that I didn't think I was leaving important things behind. I just knew I had to get away fast before Hunter caught me. Just as I opened the door, a wall came in, crashing into me and throwing me backward. I landed on my ass with a groan. That had hurt. I must have broken my sacrum. I leaned on my hands and got up like a small child.
Who else would it be? The idiot was watching me from the door with a grimace much like a smirk on his face. I hated it. Every second that passed I swear I hated him a little more. His eyes seemed n sizzle with excitement insulting enough for me: Fun. I swear I was going to kill that kid. Sooner or later he was going to kill him sleeping.
- Where are you going, cutie?- He raised an eyebrow style: There is no excuse that will be valid, but I want to see you say nonsense yes.
-Far from you crazy killers. - I kicked in the crotch l style angels of Charlie and I left feeling like a winner.
But was he so childish? Yes, the truth is yes. Things like that were my little victories in life. As soon as I got out, I started running, because although I had temporarily incapacitated G, Hunter was still able to catch me and very easily, because my dwarf legs could not match his, which with one step of his covered at least 3 of mine.
I ran up the stairs, trying not to fall and roll and be crippled for life. I kept one hand on the banister to have something to hold onto. I could hear voices behind me and footsteps. Shit. Shit and shit. When I reached the front door, I sped off without looking back. That was the rookie mistake in the movies. I ran like I never had. I didn't even run like that in high school. If I had done it instead of having a poor 7 in physical education, I would have had a brilliant 10. It was too late to regret it because at that moment all that mattered was running away from psychopaths.
I walked the weirdest streets I ever saw and got into the crowd. In a mall, I stopped running. I was too tired. I sat on a bench and realized that I had nothing. Not my apartment keys, not my laptop, not money ... Nothing. I was screwed. He had nowhere to go or how to go. I thought about going to Rob's house who would welcome me with open arms, but I didn't want to get him into this whole shit thing. The same I thought of my friends. And now that? I was hungry, sleepy, and afraid and I was alone. My life sucked.
A girl stood in front of me. She was blonde and very pretty. She was looking at me strangely as if I didn't fit there. He frowned and sat next to me. R aro, I sang in my head. I stood still looking at the ground, uncomfortable with the situation because I knew something was not right. That girl seemed to recognize me and was about my age. Was he in high school with me? Or at school? As much as he tried to remember, he could not place her anywhere. That wasn't strange either. My ability to recognize faces was almost nil, except for the Hollywood stars that were burned into my memory. My friends told me that it couldn't be. I had to empty the memory of my knowledge about celebrities to have new ones. I think I never paid too much attention to them and that's why things like that happened to me. He didn't know who she was.
- What are you doing here?- A sharp voice pulled me out of my stool. What...? - You're Samantha, right? - It was the blonde. He was looking at me.
- Yes, I am and you are ...- I bit my lip thinking. I had no idea who it could be. She gave the hit as president of the institute's social events. It sure was the popular one. Those things had never mattered to me and I never knew their names. It was one of them.
-I'm Camille, Cami for everyone.- Name Barbie, how strange.- We don't know each other, but you have a relationship with the part of my family, G, and Hunter. I know you have fled. They have raised the alarm and they have passed your photo. I come to take you to the Boss- I shook my head- I don't want this to be more difficult than it already is. I understand that this is great shit and that for your writing career it is even worse, but I need you to come back to us. They're going to kill you, Samantha.- His blue eyes seemed sincere. She was the best actress in the whole mafia, that's for sure.- You're in the spotlight and we just want to protect you while we get to another peace. We are not the bad guys. We are not going to kill you. We will protect you and then let you go. It is done. It is temporary- she smiled a little more when he saw my face begin to relax.-You don't have to get close to G or Hunter again. I will be the one in charge of protecting you. I know I look weaker, but I promise you it's just appearances- She winked at me- Friends?
I shook his hand with a sigh. Did I have any other option? The positive part is that now it was Cami who defended me and it meant that I would not have to put up with G and his spontaneous attacks of idiots. Thank god. The negative part, he was still under the influence of the mafia. You can't have everything in this life, right?
And my mother had already told me as a girl: Men with tattoos are dangerous, honey. Better buy yourself a cat. Too bad I had the cat and the tattoos in my life. One would only have been more comfortable.
Cami took me on a motorcycle.Motorcycle? Since when did girls like Cami ride motorcycles?Maybe before I didn't make it very clear what Cami was like. She was tall. Much taller than me. She had a very good figure, that is, she was good. Point. Next to him, I looked like the garbage you remove from your feet when you wear sandals in summer. He had an especially pretty and smiling face. Her blonde hair fell in soft waves that looked like they were made by a professional hairdresser. I wondered if he could fix my head nest. Shook my head. He was a hairdresser, not a sorcerer. His eyes were not quite blue but seemed to mix with a light gray. In front of me, I had a model girl. Those girls don't like motorcycles. Pink car hits them.Me and my precious prejudices.He handed me a helmet and I raised my eyebrows. A black helmet with patterned flames was what I leas
The loudest colored dresses used to yell at me from the hanger and when I say "yell at me", I mean yell. They warned me that I had to flee. That they were horrible. I glanced at one of the bodyguards who had remained just outside the door. I didn't think he was going to let me go just like that. As if sensing my gaze, he crossed his arms, making his pose a little more threatening. Maybe choosing one of those dresses was better.Together with Cami, I began to rummage. She dismissed them almost before I could tell her how ugly they were. She knew how to dress well. It was a Cindy. A Cindy? Yes, like the protagonist of my book. A Cindy is a girl 10 who has everything in this life and who is almost completely perfect. Cami was one of those girls. I was about to sigh in his face. Why couldn't I be a Cindy? Voucher. Maybe I'm not a Cindy, but I'm not too bad either. At least I can discern between shitty clothes and pretty clothes. It's something. I stopped Cami's hand when sh
We stopped in front of the theater. There were already people coming up the stairs. A chill ran down my spine. I couldn't wait to get in. It was my favorite musical of all time. I knew every song. At least my adventure was turning out to be beneficial in some way. He was almost bouncing with excitement in the car. Cami instead seemed bored, as if she normally goes to theaters. I do not.Why didn't he use to go to performances? Well, he had money. It wasn't like I couldn't afford it, just that I didn't feel like going alone. It seemed pathetic to show up there without any kind of companion. My friends were more clubbing and Rob fell asleep as soon as the lights went out. He had no one to go with. Sad, I know. Finally, after a long time, I was going to step into a theater again.They stopped right at the door and parked in a preferential spot. I think the mob has special treatment. The bodyguards came out first and each opened a door. Blonde, that is, Ryan opened mine an
Arms caught me around the waist and I found myself between the railing and G. Encantador's chest. I felt the warmth of his face against my cheek. His breath caressed my ear and I was about to shudder. I didn't like that he was invading my personal space. That was one of the few things he couldn't bear. I was flushed and felt like every cell in my skin wanted to jump on G. The red on my cheeks intensified. Not even makeup was going to save me this time.-I didn't know that inside you, apart from inhabiting a perverted writer, there was also a hidden singer. What else are you hiding from me, cutie? - In his voice, there was mockery and ... curiosity?I did not turn around. He was still just as close to me, and I wasn't going to make the mistake of turning around and staying an inch from his chest. No. I refused. The lamp lit up the entire room again, blinding me. G pulled away and I finally turned around. Ryan was in his seat asleep. Some saliva dripped from the corner o
-G.- I whispered angrily.- Don't take my food.- You can eat mine, sweetie- He pointed with his knife at a chicken fillet with cheese sauce. I almost drool over how good it looked. I sighed. Pasta or chicken. A difficult decision.- I'm not going to change it. I said share- He rolled his eyes and cut a piece of chicken that soon shoved it into my mouth.I was going to tell him that it wasn't a baby I could feed, but the cheese touched my taste buds and I was about to die on the spot. I closed my eyes and enjoyed that flavor that was a clear example of what the clouds in the sky knew. A finger pressed against my nose, pulling me out of my beautiful dreams of angels and cheese platters. I opened my eyes and found the idiot looking at me amused. Insensitive idiot. Didn't he know how to enjoy the food of the Olympian gods?He looks like a god, so you should like him- said my inner being.What? I
- You shouldn't do such self-destructive things, cutie- I was trying to avoid the topic. Nice try avoiding the big pink elephant in the room- If I hadn't come to see how you were...- It was fine- I said through my teeth. He didn't give a shit about what happened to me. You shouldn't care. - Nothing was wrong with me.-Does it happen often? - He frowned and I clenched my teeth feeling how the anger was rising to anger. I preferred the normal idiot, not this version who cared about my life.-No.- Period and end. I slipped out of his arms and stood up. I needed space.I grabbed a handful of clothes in my hand and went into the bathroom, past G. I bolted it so the young man wouldn't have weird ideas of joining me or whatever. I took off my dress, feeling bad without it. The underwear followed. I almost jerked my earrings off and stepped into the shower. I let the hot water wash away the makeup that had embedded in my face. I hated not removing my makeup when
To say that mafia life is not boring is to have no idea. Surely the "rank and file soldiers", as I call them, have action and all those dangerous tasks that come to mind when we think of the term "mafia". The problem is that not everyone in that world is “private”. I certainly wasn't. I was the "prisoner-guest." I had been practically locked in my room for a week and except for visits from Cami and G, I was alone. At least I had my laptop to write and not go crazy. The positive part of my isolation is that I made a lot of progress in the new novel. My imagination, which previously seemed stunted, was now fired. The latest romantic incident (or whatever it was) with G had given me a needed push. The negative side of my loneliness: I was starting to go crazy.I have always liked to talk. I have studied many languages because of the need to express myself. I like meeting people and talking about anything. I need people in my life. I need company and locked up the onl
G took my arm and squeezed it, dragging me away from the spot where just moments ago one of the strangest scenes I'd ever seen had just happened. Bad boys aren't that rare in books. Of course, G didn't stop even though I told him a couple of times that his grip hurt. He was going to leave a mark on me. I sensed it. It wasn't until he threw me on my bed that he was quiet. He slammed the door. I shrugged and covered myself with the pillow, the most effective shield I found around me.He did not apologize. He looked at me unfriendly and I wished the G from this morning would come back. The one in front of me looked too much like the one who came into my apartment not long ago, that is, not G, but theidiot. In my head, they weren't the same person. G was the nice one, and the idiot was ... well, idiot. It was easy to recognize one from the other. His eyes threw daggers at me. I sighed.- I haven't done anything, G- I mumbled. He didn't want a fight now.