Chapter Two.

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I was a zebra creeping around the lions den

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I was a zebra creeping around the lions den.

Okay fine, in this instance, I was creeping around the lions bathroom but the door to his den was fully ajar and he was in there, sleeping.

I wasn't joking, the guy was a predator.
King of the jungle.
Brutalist Hunter.
A straight up satanic psychopath.

And he was sleeping three meters away. 

I tried not to look.

I stood on my tip toes in front of that mirror braiding back rebellious tresses of auburn hair, determined not to let my eyes wander but it was like a compulsion I just couldn't fight.

So giving into temptation, I leaned back a little, sneaking a curious glance.

He was sleeping on his stomach, a grey sheet clung around his waist, exposing an ultra-toned, tattooed back to my prying eyes.

The threshold that separated his bedroom and our bathroom was a force field I never planned to cross. His room felt completely detached from the love and warmth the rest of the house had to offer, and instead emanated a dangerous vibe.

I snapped upright, olive eyes giving a cold, scolding glare through the mirror. I shouldn't entangle my thoughts with his web of messes.

He tried to kill someone.

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