THEY CALL HIM RECKLESS
That was an understatement.
Sebastian was the most attractive, dangerous, horrifying man in the entire state of Washington.
He had secrets, secrets in that dark past of him, and I always struggled to understand his motive.
By...
Oops! This image does not follow our content guidelines. To continue publishing, please remove it or upload a different image.
Skye
I parted my lashes later that morning, eyes weighing with exhaustion as I stared at my purple ceiling.
His words replayed in my head:
The world is a dangerous place, Kiki.
The question is if you can handle it, so tell me.
Can you?
After rolling over and touching my phone, my lips parted when I realized I was awake hours from school starting.
I sighed, rolling over as I stared at my ceiling.
Ugh... Ugh. Ugh.
I wanted to sleep but I wasn't tired. Urg.
I only closed my eyes for a moment, diving deep into my mind...
What is your name?
I thought for a moment.
Eyes as black as the night... hair the color of ink.
Are you dangerous?
I parted my lashes again, deciding now it was time to get up, so I caught my clothes and slipped into the bathroom.
Moments later, I was in the shower, sighing as I sat on the floor, water padding on my shoulders and warming my soul.
As I stared up, I decided to figure out more about him...
My mom always told me that dreams were a way for your body to reflect on past events; things you feared, things that need processing, things that you need to relieve to grow from.
But where did he come from?
I stared back up.
Mysterious... dangerous... expressionless.
"But what your name?" I whispered.
I tried to picture him and all his facial features, his eyes and hair... and I tried to think of a good name for him.
I sighed then and decided I needed to actually clean myself, so I stood, scrubbing my hair under the water, then finally proceeded to wash my face and body.
I was scared, but I knew that he wasn't real.
I was going to graduate soon, my eighteenth birthday was going to be here next year, and my life was going to change when I graduated.
