All Chapters of Rules At Death: Chapter 1 - Chapter 3
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Chapter 1
•ARYN•"Memories are more than events of the past. They're the perfume of the future."Blood dripped from the scalpel onto the freshly polished white floor. Its echo accompanied the steady beep of the monitor. Seconds froze as I glanced around the room watching focused eyes twinkle behind goggles. My hands froze. I raised them to check if energy pulsed through them. The pungent scent of blood dispersed through the air yielding green light. Monitors spoke of the fate of people outside the door. The soft-white gloves abandoned tears of blood. The dark stain on them reminded me of the ominous feeling of the past. It wasn't the first, nor the last time they would change to red.The operation room was dark, except for the focused surgical lights. The staff stood silent, listening in terror to the beep of the monitor. This wasn't a moment of comforting, but rather a determining moment. I announced the time of death, and the only consolation I
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Chapter 2
I rushed towards the operating room. Waiting for his operation to end, I stood dazzled in front of the walking nurses. It was as if time stopped. Was it a coincidence that he was admitted few days after that letter, after years of disappearance?That confined room he was laying in, and even the more confined space in his mind held the secrets of the past. And its buried keys. It was as if those keys were magnetic, dragging me towards them. There was no escape this time, and he had to wake up and give me those keys.I didn't spend my childhood with my parents- unlike most kids. They only came twice a year, and left me with my Aunt Olivia. Although her strong bones had given up, her young heart never did. We used to play for hours in the garden, where I was the princess and she was the knight. How wonderful of a mother she would have been, if it wasn't for her infertility.While my Aunt offered the warmth I needed as a child; her husband, Uncle William could o
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Chapter 3
•LOUIS•Her feet pounded against the delicate base of the chair. Her thin- black eyebrows tensed as her ivory hands shivered. The storm in her blue eyes ordered a challenge as if waiting for a miracle to turn the tables around.Mercilessly, I held her thin arm and watched her internal screeching as I drew a straight line with the metallic knife. Her arm convulsed, and I witnessed a tear escaping her closed eye. She didn't scream, despite the pain."Now listen, you remember those blood tests you conducted for one of your patients? What was his name? Let me remember. That Louis, right?""It won't hurt anyone if you fabricated some data regarding his blood tests, right?" I smirked."Are you out of your mind! This is illegal, and I will lose my job!""You know how to kidnap people, so why don't you try to falsify it yourself!" she commented."I said I am the one who speaks here. You
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