You'd Be Paranoid Too Book Novels & Stories

Thunder rumbles in the distance, and I close my eyes, trying to shut out the growing unease that something fundamental about my life might not be what it seems. I'm being paranoid. Sophie was just trying to get under my skin, and it worked.

Maybe giving her access to the study had simply been… trust. The thought irritated her. Benita sat in the leather chair with a book open in her lap but she wasn’t really reading it. She glanced around the study again. Everything looked normal. Too normal. “You're paranoid,” she muttered under her breath. Still, she stood and walked to the bookshelf again. One last check. Her fingers ran along the spines until she pulled out a thick business book. Something made a sound behind it. Benita frowned. She moved the book aside.

My mind was too busy screaming. ‎ ‎Why were they watching me? ‎ ‎How did they find me? ‎ ‎Did they recognize me? ‎ ‎Did the scar-faced hunter tell them? ‎ ‎I breathed slowly through my nose. ‎ ‎I should stop being paranoid. Nothing good happens when I'm paranoid, instead I turn clumsy. ‎ ‎I forced myself to peek toward the back of the library. ‎ ‎They were still staring. ‎ ‎My heart jumped so hard I almost slammed the book shut. ‎ ‎Roxie leaned forward. “You sure you’re okay? You look like you saw a ghost.”

Nothing. My gaze swept the room. Where would a paranoid Alpha hide something he didn't want anyone to find? The bookshelf? I moved to it, my eyes scanning the titles, looking for a gap, a book that was out of place. I pulled a few out, feeling behind them. Only dust.

Clint The safe house stopped feeling safe the moment I realized I’d stayed too long. I know what you’re thinking, but I wasn’t paranoid. Paranoia was loud and frantic. What I was feeling was quieter than that. It was like a pressure behind the eyes. Places like this were never meant to hold you for more than a few weeks. Any longer, and the people around might start collecting your habits.

You just got out of that bed as if you didn't think that at any moment you could fall or stumble, imagine if you fell and hit your head-- he speaks nervously while he runs his hand through his hair messing up more than it already was his beautiful strands, that's just once with make it even sexier --- Stop being paranoid Deni...-- I am interrupted by a more nervous Deniel than he already was --- PARANOIA-- screams, scaring me-- my wife is attacked by a disgusting son of a bitch, besides that I find her passed out near a tree which she was brutally thrown and on top of that I have to put up with a bunch of people wanting getting close to MY female, knowing that right now what I want most is s

Even my darkest secret. I remember one time, he mentioned something about my secret. F*ck it! I hope I just hope my stay here will be really peaceful even if someone is watching me. He’s on the same island with us, he’s in the same f*cking hotel building with us. And who knows if his just right next to us. F*ck it. I’m being paranoid. F*ck him for making me paranoid.

That strange cursed thread tying itself tighter around all of us. I rubbed my forehead with two fingers. “This is ridiculous.” “Yes.” “I hate it.” “So do I.” That startled a laugh out of me before I could stop it. He laughed too, low and brief, and for one strange second it felt easy between us. Dangerously easy. That realization sobered me at once. I stood abruptly and began pacing. “Well,” I said too brightly, “thank you for the security guard.” “You’re welcome.” “And the paranoia.” “Paranoia is never scarce these days”

I never told anyone this because I wanted to erase it from my memory. Looking over my shoulder slightly before getting in the car, all of a sudden, I felt eyes on me. Shuttering, I put the car into drive. “ Girl, you can't let paranoia get the best of you,” I reassured myself. I made it to the office with no problem, which was good. Even when I was busy, my brain still didn't shut down. From time to time, I would stop to think if Parker or Noah was capable, and each time, I would get more confused because when someone is desperate, they will do anything. I can't put anything past anyone.

My body remains tense as I sit in an uncomfortable position against the cushions beneath me, not knowing what to do with myself. I always feel so out of place whenever I'm here. And recently every time that I've been alone something bad has happened. First Violet overdoses. Then Zac walks in on me snooping around in his room. What's next?! I just hope nothing happens now, I don't have the mental capability to deal with anything crazy right now. I feel a sense of paranoia start to take over me as I slowly start to feel as though I am being watched. My eyes roam around the space suspiciously as I begin to feel somewhat unsafe.