Death becomes you - III
I was never a sucker for vampire fiction, but I checked my neck for bitemarks nevertheless. Just in case. There weren't any. What was I expecting? Really, what was I expecting?
I got up. I stood face to face with one of the mannikins and did a little dramatic monologue. "What the fuck you looking at" kind of stuff. Damn, she's tall. Half a foot taller than me, and what the fuck you looking at's not gonna get me anywhere with her.
So I headed towards the door. I was hoping I wasn't locked in or something. Matter of fact, I didn't know what was worse. To be locked in, or to be not locked in and not know what was waiting for me outside the moment I opened the door. I opened the door anyway. You got to get the hell out of here, you got to start somewhere.
I looked out into the hallway. Empty.
It was dark in the hallway too, but I could make out two doors on each side and another one at the opposite end. For a moment I felt like I was in Playstation. Open them doors, look for ammo and medpacks. Because you're gonna need them when you go bang bang bang. Or when you go rattattattatatatat.
But I wasn't in any Playstation. Keep dreaming, sucker. You got yourself into this, now get the fuck out of this.
I stood against the first door on my left. Held my ear against it. Nothing. So I opened.
Oh boy.
I got up. I stood face to face with one of the mannikins and did a little dramatic monologue. "What the fuck you looking at" kind of stuff. Damn, she's tall. Half a foot taller than me, and what the fuck you looking at's not gonna get me anywhere with her.
So I headed towards the door. I was hoping I wasn't locked in or something. Matter of fact, I didn't know what was worse. To be locked in, or to be not locked in and not know what was waiting for me outside the moment I opened the door. I opened the door anyway. You got to get the hell out of here, you got to start somewhere.
I looked out into the hallway. Empty.
It was dark in the hallway too, but I could make out two doors on each side and another one at the opposite end. For a moment I felt like I was in Playstation. Open them doors, look for ammo and medpacks. Because you're gonna need them when you go bang bang bang. Or when you go rattattattatatatat.
But I wasn't in any Playstation. Keep dreaming, sucker. You got yourself into this, now get the fuck out of this.
I stood against the first door on my left. Held my ear against it. Nothing. So I opened.
Oh boy.
1 Comments:
This is so great! When I commented on your most recent post I didn't realize it was part of a story. This is so exciting...
Also I love the ratatatatat effect, reminds me of something Keneth Fearing incorporated into his writing often.
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