It was mid morning when I finally arrived in the west coast. It had been three days since I had killed Kathleen, and I was barely holding myself together. I knew I had to pull myself together. Two more and I would be free. Two more and I would never have to do this again.
I frowned, entering the large city, unsure where to start. I glanced at the list of the few places of where he might be, and decided to go with my gut.
I cruised through down town, searching for the college my new target attends. Once I located it, I pulled a few old textbooks out from the trunk and made my way towards the buildings.
After a few moments of standing around, I spotted him walking in my direction, a few paces away. I quickly walked toward him.
"Excuse me, I just transfered, and I'm afraid I'm a little lost." I walked up to him, a frown plastered on my face.
"Where are you headed?" He asked, stopping to help me.
"I'm trying to look for the photography building, but this map is not helping." I handed the small map I had acquired on my way here.
"It is located next to the Business building." He pointed at the map, before turning and pointing to a tall building behind us. "I'm actually going that way, if you want me to show you."
"Sure." I smiled, hugging my books as we started walking that way.
"I'm Wyatt, by the way." He smiled, holding his hand out to me.
"Eden." I shook his hand.
"If you need anything else, I'm usually around." He told me when we arrived to the building.
"I'll keep that in mind." I smiled. He turned around and left and I quickly walked around the building, out of sight.
I tossed the textbooks back in my trunk, before collapsing in the driver's seat. In my rear view mirror, I could see a familiar looking sedan parked a a few isles away. Hadn't I seen a similar one on my way here?
I pushed the thought away, starting my car, and heading back down town to find a hotel. After a few minutes of driving, I noticed the same black sedan a few cars behind me.
My instincts kicked in, and I took a sharp left, speeding through a red light to make sure I wouldn't be followed. A block down, I took two lefts, coming back onto the street I was on before.
Up ahead, I could see the car turn down the street I had gone down before. I relaxed at the realization that I had lost them for now.
I cruised down the road, finding a small, unconventional motel, and pulled into the lot. I parked my car, and walked into the run-down office space.
"Can I get a single room? For three nights please." I ordered. The receptionist looked at me in shock before helping me with getting a room.
She showed me the room I was staying in, before handing me the keys and asking if I needed anything else. I told her no, before bringing my things in.
I tossed my bags on the ratty bed, which was the only thing in the small room. I smiled. I went ahead and cleaned both my pistol and my knife, before stuffing them into my purse.
Opening my suitcase, I eyed my clothes, deciding to change into a dress for tonight's events. This would mean I could have a weapon directly on me if I needed it, so I quickly strapped a small throwing knife to my upper thigh.
When I was finally happy with my new outfit, I zipped my suitcase back up, grabbed my jacket and my purse, and headed back out the door.
Checking the time, I knew it was late enough for Wyatt to be working, so I headed to the bar he worked at, located on the edge of town.
The ride was quick, and I found a parking spot rather quickly. I quickly walked through the bar, evaluating my surroundings, and finally sitting down on a stool. I set my things down, seeing Wyatt on the other side, helping a customer before I waved him over.
"What can I get you?" He asked, walking over.
"Wyatt?" I forced my voice to sound surprised.
"Eden?" His eyes widened, in recognition. "No way! Crazy seeing you here! What would you like? It's on the house."
"Surprise me." I gave him a small smile, dropping my head slightly.
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Indefinite
Short Story•Indefinite in·def·i·nite adjective •lasting for an unknown or unstated length of time. Everything that Eden McCoy knew, was taught to her by her best friend. Now, she's running from him. Still trying to complete the tasks they were assigned, she kn...