Hey guys! It's been about a week and I'm posting a new chapter. Aren't you proud of me? I'm proud of me! haha
This chapter is not one of my favorites, but it is a pretty long one. I tried to incorportate humor and romance, but I guess I'm a little rusty? IDK. I also didn't have the patience/energy to super edit this so there are probably a few mistakes. So sorry about that. Next chapter will be better! I promise. And expect that chapter next week ;)
Here is Chapter Thirteen of An Assassin's Trust! Enjoy! :)
I kicked in the door and quickly entered the dark room. I was breathing hard and I could feel my pulse going into overdrive.
“Dad,” I yelled, “Dad where are you!” I scanned the room and kneeling in the corner was my father. The space between us seemed to expand as I ran towards him. Once I was just a few feet away I noticed that my father was not alone.
Standing next to him was the man I despised most, Andrew Tridel. He had a gun pointed at my dad’s head and an evil grin on his face. Panic invaded my system and caused me to stop where I was because I knew that with every step I’d be putting my father’s life in more danger.
“You’re late,” Andrew said. Those words rang in my ears and made a shutter run throughout my entire body. You’re late? You’re late. As in I’m too late?
“No!” I screamed as Andrew pulled the trigger on his gun and I watched my father’s body fall limp onto the hard floor. Tears streamed down my face and at that moment I knew that I had failed. I’d lost my father; I’d lost the only family that I had left. I fell to the ground and let the sadness take over me, knowing that there was no way that I could ever recover from this. I felt like a little kid, helpless. As helpless as the time I watched my mother die. I was that six year old girl again and all I could do was cry.Then suddenly I remembered something, I wasn’t helpless.
Pure rage coursed through me and I looked at the man that took everything away. He still had the stupid grin on his face and I made a promise with every fiber of my being to cut it off. Revenge. That’s all I wanted at that point and nothing was going to stop me.
“Andrew!” I growled, startling myself with the menace in my voice. He was going to die, slowly and painfully. I made a lunge towards him and then just like that I woke up. I was no longer in the dark room, but in a much more familiar one and wearing pajamas. I didn’t think it was possible for a person to wake up angry from a nightmare, startled and crying yes, but not with this amount of rage I had coursing through their veins. I think that I was angrier at the fact that Andrew got away again in my dream, than I was relieved that my dad wasn’t actually dead.
Using my uninjured arm, I sat up and smashed the lamp off of the small table next to my bed. Not even batting an eye as I watched it hit the floor, broken into hundreds of pieces. I was so fucking close. I was so close to Andrew and I had missed him. That was enough to cause my blood to boil. I heard footsteps closing in on my room and realized that I wasn’t alone. My door was quickly thrown open and I looked over at my two friends.
“What the hell is going on?!” Sam yelled at the same time as Ellie shouted, “Jade’s awake!”
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An Assassin's Trust [Watty Awards]
ActionJade Willingston is in search of the man that raised her, the man who taught her everything she knows, the first man that she ever trusted. The only problem is Jade's father is known as the best assassin in all of Europe and for someone to have him...