The Devil's Daughter
A certain warmness embodies me as soon as the blue roof of my house stands out to me in the distance, the rays of the sun hitting my window almost reflecting on the chain around my neck.
I am making a diversion toward my porch when something cold envelopes me, shooting invisible and chilling tingles up my bones.
"Rio fucking Tetrazzinni!" I screech, halting in my steps to direct a vicious glare at the boy grinning triumphantly, his sharp blue eyes dancing with mischief.
I'm going to kill him.
"Sorry," he says, the corner of his lips lifting into a smirk, "Didn't see you there, DD."
I don't know why but my next-door neighbor, Rio Tetrazzini, and his aging grandmother love to see me lose my sh