Shattered Vows
Reading people, predicting their next move, pressing the right buttons without leaving fingerprints—it feeds a rush I never shake.
By midnight, the hoodie is on, the room key tucked inside the sleeve. The east hall camera faces the other way. The schedule’s locked in my head. Movements stay sharp, soundless, every step calculated. Room 214. She unlocked her door. She is already waiting for me. Slim, toned, with dark hair pulled up in a loose bun, legs bare and folded under her on the bed. Her name is Camilla. Twenty-seven. Here for impulsivity and “co-dependency issues.” Whatever that means.
“Did the doctor give you another gold star today?” She teases, smirking.
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