Ill Be Gone In The Dark Novels & Stories

“Sigh! I put so much effort into making this and you are not interested in eating it? How can you be so cruel?’ Alex whined. Charlotte lifted one of her eyebrows with surprise, She glanced at the plate of pasta in Alex’s hand through the corner of her eye. “Did you poison it?’ she asked. Alex looked at her with disbelief, “I am leaving it here, The rest is up to you,” Just when he was about to leave the food on the table, everything went dark, the lights went out making everything go pitch black. “Oh!” Alex muttered, “That’s new,” He added. Alex placed the plate on the table and prepared to leave the room when there was a tug on his shirt.

Roy panicked. The two walked on the pavement secretly, away from Eka’s father's supervision. It’s the happiest moment they had, sadly enough that happiness will disappear soon. * * * The skies are getting dark, and the boys are now satisfied with walking around the neighborhood. They decided to return to the mansion at seven, the boys sneakily entered inside the building only to hear the sound of Eka’s father's scream. His scream filled the entire mansion, the scream of agony and pain.

“Thanks Nola, next time again!” “Shit, I got to go too. There was a traffic accident near the hospital, a child was one of the victims.” Emilliana also said and hurriedly stood up. She hugged me for a moment and hurried out of the house. “That woman, Malcolm mumbled while shaking his head. She did not even realize that I was with her, and she even left her bag.” He said and stood up and ran to chase Emilliana who was frantically running out of the mansion.

The girl who loved the ruin. She's still here. But she's fading. And soon she'll be gone. Just like they are. Gone.

I wanted to run to him, press my face into his chest and smell pipe smoke and wool and hear his heart beating the way it had when I was small enough to sit on his lap. But the field was dimming and Callum's laughter grew faint, as if he were riding away from me at speed, and my father's silhouette was thinning, dissolving at the edges like ink dropped into water. Don't go, I thought. Please don't go. Stay. Stay here with me. The sun went out. The golden field collapsed into darkness, and I was alone.

Fortunately, this time, it was me who no longer wanted to wait. On the way home, Griffin asked me, "Gisselle, why didn't Kyson come back with you?" I smiled and casually replied, "He had a sudden assignment, so he went back." "How long will he be gone this time?" he asked. "I don't know." Maybe a month. Maybe forever.

Darkness crashes in. And I feel nothing at all.

And whispered to the dark: “I’ll be there.”

Then everything goes dark. **************************************************

Everything had gone dark. ---