Xavier's POV
My father was right about me I thought as I sat in my car watching the two boys as they walked out of the dorm to their car and retrieved boxes from. I am insane.
That is the only explanation for why I am doing what I am doing.
I was positioned on the side of the Lycuem where I could watch them without being noticed. Even if they did see me it did not matter. I was wearing sun glasses so there was no chance of the younger boy recognizing me.
Can you sense me boy I thought as he carried a heavy box into the dorm. Can you feel me watching you like you did at the hotel. Do you sense my presence.
No. You did not sense me while I followed you and your brother for the past six hours. You did not realize I was behind you when you pulled onto the campus and I told the guard I was your uncle and he waved me in.
No they don't know I am here.
I sat and watched as they emptied the car. And then I waited a little longer to see if they would come out. See if they were going off campus so I could see where they would go. Get their routine.
But they did come out.
Much disappointment filled me.
I waited and I waited and I waited.
I would have to punish the boy for making me wait so long.
That was quite rude of him.
And I depise rudeness.
As I sat I saw other students walk to and from. But they did not interest me. Not like the boy at the hotel. He fascinated me.
I soon saw a red haired boy walk past in the company of a older boy with black hair.
He too fascinated me.
Actually I might forget about the one I followed here and focus on him.
He too disappeared into the dorm.
I waited again.
And waited.
Waited for any sign of either boy for what seemed like months.
Fifteen minutes later I saw the red haired boy walk out of the lobby with a man in his late forties and another teen boy. I saw him earlier but he was a little too tan for my tastes.
They got in a car and drove through the south gate.
I followed to see where they were going.
Yes daddy I am insane. But I like my insanity and I would not have it any other way.
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Jason and Justin
General FictionJason Coleman is an eighteen high school graduate who has been taken care of his brother since he was twelve. When he goes out of state to attend college he does not trust his parents to be responsible for him and convince them to enroll him in the...
