Novel & Cerita I Can See Light Tangled

Without even checking the label, I took it and downed it in one gulp. The buzz hit me faster than I expected. My head felt light, my thoughts fuzzy. And still, there he was ,Scout laughing and talking to Riri. Something snapped in me. Before I knew what I was doing, I stormed over to them, swaying slightly. “Riri, this is my….” Scout started to say. “Am I not standing right here?” I cut in, voice louder than intended. “Do I look invisible to you?” Riri blinked. “I think she’s drunk.”

They twisted into tendrils that lunged like serpents, aiming straight for Vera. She screamed, stumbling back, but Madison’s shadows surged forward to intercept, locking against the tendrils with a hiss of static. “Stay close!” Madison snapped. “It’s not just attacking—it’s testing our cohesion.” Ian grabbed a loose shard of mirrored glass from the ground, its surface pulsing with resonance. “Then let’s show it what we’ve got.” He hurled the shard like a blade. It struck the building’s shadow-tendrils, and the entire structure *flinched*—a skyscraper recoiling like a wounded animal.

But Charlie liked them creepy and bumpy like the asphalt. Found a match. I quickly got into a sexy denim jean—tight enough that my cock stood visible—and a black, transparent shirt with nothing under to block the perfect view of my seductive abs. Not going to school today, so no need for my funky oversizes parading as a girl and those brown glasses. I took them and whisked them into my cabinet. Sure gonna confuse her—either buying the jacket or getting some fucks from me. I teared up. Actually, I had never tasted a girl before.

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A message from an unknown number lit up the screen: "I saw everything. Don’t think this will stay hidden."

He finally let go, and I take every bit he gives me. I lick him clean and look up at him. Taran is breathing heavily, and his eyes are closed. His fingers are still in my hair, so I wait for him to move. When his eyes open, I try to move away in fear. His eyes are no longer human but are glowing orange with black slits.

Another said Craig's eyes bulged out, and he clenched his fist. "What is her name again?" Another said. "Cathy! Yes, Cathy!" The other said they were six, Craig pushed the one that took Cathy's name to the wall, he pressed his throat, he tried to free himself but he couldn't, he did not see anything again, his eyes were clouded with blood, his fangs were longer than normal, he was looking strange yet handsome.

I froze on seeing a shadow in my room. I couldn’t breath although it was a secure house I couldn’t just pinpoint why I was that scared to my bone marrow. I gathered all the courage I have in me and shouted “WHO’S THERE?” Flipping the light switch on I saw that it was Jasper shirtless on the bed I gasped heavily out of fear and shock from his body He was so hot. I couldn’t believe my eyes. He looked so much like Felix. His chest down to his structured stomach that was divided into six down to his waistline and waistband.

The eerie voice continues to echo in my brain, telling me that I am not good enough and that I will never be truly loved. "That's not true," I scream out in anger and the tendrils release my arms. I begin to run in one direction, hoping to run into anything that would tell me where I am. Stopping where I stand, I pant heavily, out of breath. I can still feel the tendrils lapping at my skin. Trying to find an insecurity to grab on to. I look around me once more and see a light shining just ahead. Pulling myself back together I run towards the light. But no matter how fast I run, the light never gets any closer.

The crimson light from the crack shone brightly, casting shadows across the jagged remains surrounding us. Despite my best efforts, I couldn't take my gaze away from the earth's fracture. The light was more than simply a glow; it moved like liquid fire, bringing whispers and brief visions that made my stomach churn. Shadows swirled in the depths, creating shapes—twisted, half-formed entities that appeared to become closer with each passing second.