I couldn't believe it!
It was the guy from the hallway. The one with those gorgeous eyes that saw right through me.
I looked up to see he was no longer there. I furrowed my eyebrows in confusion and started looking around for him.
"I'm in my room," I heard above me.
His voice...
I couldn't help but replay what he said over and over again in my head as I walked up the steps.
It was low, mellifluous, and seemed to rumble like thunder within me.
When I reached the top of the staircase I started to hear music. It was Jung Joon Young's version of "I'm sorry" originally sung by Kim Gun Mo. I love Jung Joon Young's voice! It was low and slightly raspy. The song itself was so depressing and pathetic. I truly loved what he did with it. But what shocked me the most was that he listens to Korean music.
I couldn't help but hum to the sound of the melody. In a trance I waltzed down the hallway following the music, swaying to the rhythm. To me this song doesn't need to be in English to touch me. I frowned as I realized I subconsciously led myself to a tall wooden door.
"Come in and kill you," was printed across in large black letters.
I rolled my eyes at it and couldn't help a smirk come across my lips.
"If we have time I should tutor him in grammar," I thought to myself.
To be honest I'm a grammar Nazi. The Führer of grammar. Growing up my dad had to always made sure that my brother and I spoke properly and clearly.
I shook my head and took a couple steps away from the door. I need to focus on finding my tutor not leading myself to rooms that I haven't any idea of what's inside. I was just about to continue through the hallway when I heard his voice again.
"I know you're there. You can come in."
I felt a lump grow in my throat. For some reason the thought of him made me nervous. I took a deep breath and gently rested my shaking hand on top of the door knob. But for some reason I couldn't turn it.
"Stop being a wimp," I scolded myself.
"He was just a guy" I chanted.
I turned the handle 15 degrees..
"He was just a guy"
25 degrees...
"He was just a guy"
I was just about to open the door when suddenly I was falling. I gasped as I felt some thing snake around my waist. But the fact that I fell was not what had my attention. It was the smell that filled my nostrils. It wasn't strong which is what I loved. I can't really describe it but the best word would be: intoxicating.
I slowly looked up to see my world filled with color. I felt warmth surrounding me deep to the core. My voice was gone but even if it was working I still wouldn't be able to speak.
"You okay?"
I blinked a couple of times and rejoined reality. I looked up to see it was my tutor. He was looking down at me with a face filled with indifference but also content. It reminded me of the calm before a storm.
"Didn't mean to frighten you." He slowly lifted me so I was standing up making me stand close to him. He kept his hands on my waist until he was sure I was stable.
"It's f-f-f-ine," I stuttered. He just nodded and gestured with his head to come inside.
I walked in to see a very clean room. On my left, up against a wall, was a large queen sized bed with dark blue sheets and two big pillows. On the left side of the bed was a dark wooden book shelf filled with novels. On left side of the room was a door which I assumed lead to his own personal bathroom and next to it was his closet. Straight in front of me was a big window with matching blue drapes.
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Broken Path
WilkołakiKatura Lemar just wants to get through High School with no problems, zero distractions and have her cousin wake up from her coma. But what happens when she meets Levi and is thrown into a world she didn't know even existed let alone lived so close t...