Silhouette | JJK BOOK 3

Chapter Seven: Missed out

Namjoon

I felt guilty for not telling Lydia, I really wanted to but I couldn't bring myself to say it.

"Did you tell her?" Katherine asked, hugging Jin's side, I shook my head, "I managed to get her out to play with Rosa, but I couldn't say it, not after the way she reacted with what she only read."

The household was clueless on what to do, Lydia left out a huge chunk of the pages but everyone else managed to read it. They were shocked as ever as was I, we finally understood what Lydia was going through, her mother. She was behind everything all along.

"I don't understand?" Hayley frowned. "What is she?" I read over the unfinished lines Sam left on the last page he got to.

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During the times Hannah and I spent together, I realised she was special. She would come in handy with taking getting Namjoon. She was able to torture people in their minds, for example:

When we took a stroll during the night, we were both getting hungry and impatient, seeing as nobody was out until we noticed a poor homeless man. All Hannah had to do was focus, and he was pleaded her to stop as his hands were over his head. It's a thrilling feeling you get seeing everyone beg to stop. It makes you feel successful. Who would have thought being a creature like this had so much power over helpless humans?

This was how our torture with Lydia started. Hannah followed her everywhere. London with her dad was a good one. The stories Hannah told me, I would love to list them, but there's too many. My most favourite one is when she almost got hit by oncoming traffic.

That's all I can say here right now, let's see what years so come has in store for me.

until then, goodbye.

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"She's like us, but somehow gained a gift. She's a good liar, I can tell you that for free." I said, dropping the journal onto the table.

"To think we let Hannah into our household because we felt sorry for her, she was just spying." Katherine shook her head, "It's my fault for taking her in."

"Don't say that! It's not your fault. It's Hannah's own fault for tricking her own daughter and her new family." Jin said, looking at his wife as he stroked her long brunette hair.

"So, what are we going to do about it? How are we going to tell Lydia? How are we going to stop Hannah from hurting Lydia even more?" Jungkook stressed. He put his hands on his head to think while the room fell silent.

"I don't know," I mumbled disappointed, I was disappointed with the lies the town has held for years. It made me feel sick how a woman could do this to her own daughter.