Ignite me (A collection of Short Stories)
And I pretend to hate him, but at night, alone, I whisper his name like a confession as I touch myself.
Tonight, the nightmare hits harder than ever.
It's vivid, blood-soaked. I'm running down endless corridors, and my father's voice echoes, pleading. Then I turn a corner, and there he is,von his knees, shirt stained red, his eyes wide with terror. Dario stands behind him, gun pressed to his temple, his face emotionless.
"Debts are paid in blood," he says, calm as death. The shot rings out. Blood sprays, and my father crumples.