Touch me, Ruin me: Daddy's pet
The soft click of the door unlocking echoed in the quiet space, and I swallowed and stepped inside, rubbing my sweaty palms against the fabric of my skirt, my gaze scanning the familiar house.
“A-Alaric?” I called out shakily, standing at the entrance and glancing around the house.
No response.
The place was eerily quiet, the lights off and the curtains drawn, casting long shadows across the walls.
Great. This felt exactly like the start of a horror movie, where the girl walks into the wrong house and ends up dead.
“Alaric, are you there? It’s me, Isla,” I called again, my voice more hesitant this time.