Novel & Cerita When She Was Bad Book

She lifted the book to her face and slowly opened the pages with her well-manicured, slim fingers. I watched her as she took a while before bringing down the book. “This writer is insane. Amongst all creatures in history, he only had to exempt the witches. What a waste of time!” She seethed and flung the book across the room, I swore it marred the already half-damaged cover. My fists balled the more, and I ignored the pain that coursed through my hands.

I laughed with her. We both laughed till she sat back on the chair. "I'm scared of fire" she said, jokingly. My laugh slowly died down. She was scared of fire. I'm starting to know what she likes and hate. "Then, why do you do this?" I asked. "Alice made me do it" she replied. I tightened my grip angrily. I wish I could make Alice's life miserable after treating Chloe like a piece of trash.

I didn't feel good today to put on heavy makeup over my breakout face but what can I say when Rosa De Luca, the girl who wouldn't shut up if I refused her offered of this great idea to accompany her to this- another one of the party. I mean is not that I hate parties but is it just not my thing- especially when I am struggling with the girl problem right now but since I've been isolating myself in my small apartment over the past weeks- why not. She gasped an exaggerated gasp when I asked her that but I ignored her little comment about me being too unsociable.

“They don’t exist.” She chuckled. “You have weirder imagination, Percie.” I stood up. “You have no idea. That woman here before, I think of her as a zombie with a horn and fangs. She has no brains, but she whispers to everyone and takes them to her lair, then eats their brains, skins them, then drains their blood, and throws them afterward.” She giggled. Did she just giggle? ”You’re gonna be a good writer, Percie.”

And now even making her laugh insanely for a few moments. “Right! Just how naïve I could be for not thinking about it and deep. He sure is the perfect candidate, the perfect little piece that I needed for my little game of chess against those two.” Her realization that added the fuel of her already insane mind. The innate characteristic of her for being the pure darkness and created by the negativity and sins of everything and everything into this entire book and the others alike. “Well, well, well. Shall we read his character profile?” She whispers, excited and delighted to find out everything about her next little prey. With words and the taunting that comes from it. A hellish smile draws

I fucking didn't need the complications that this girl would bring in my life. She was trouble in big bold letters, with her tantalizing tattoos and her smile that could twist me up... She had no place in my already messed up life. She had made a complete mess of my life in two weeks. Who knew what would this little hound from hell would do if she stayed any longer? Storm chuckled. "This is what you get for trying to be a villain, using YOUR stupid men who have peas instead of brains!" I walked towards her and grabbed the book away from her. "Get out."

"Stay like this for a while, then you'll understand how to talk to me." She scowled at him, but her face suddenly turned pale as dreadful flashes of her childhood flashed in her mind. A little girl lay on the cold floor in a dark room, bound, devastated, and lonely. Her tiny, innocent eyes were filled with immense sorrow. She howled in pain as a woman beat her mercilessly with a rod. She started trembling and sweating profusely, recalling her dreadful past. Andrew noticed her condition and rushed to her, becoming anxious. He hurriedly untied her mouth and hands.

She clearly had a system that worked for her and I wasn't about to mess it up. After a little while it seems like she finally figured out which book was missing. She didn't say a word as she rushed off to the computer. I followed her as I'm curious about this myself. The more I knew would also help her case if she gets reprimanded for this missing book. She searched a few things and quickly read the screen. As she continued reading I can see her energy get a little more relaxed but there's still a little something off about it. "I have good news and I have bad news." She sighed as she looked at me.

“How many books have you consumed already” “ Just four” She curled her lips. What? I grabbed the book in her hands to check out for the title. “Caged” I said the title loudly. “ You consume a lot.” Bianca tried to get me to believe her. “It’s totally harmless. Trust me.” I checked the page she was in and raised my face to her. “I’m going to shut down this library soon” I huffed. She grinned mischievously. “ “Alright, go ahead. I’ve practically devoured the entire book already.”

That’s how novels usually went, right? She had read a few of those. Some were actually quite good. In any case, there was no way she’d admit she was the one who’d done something so foolish in the past. ***