A love to die for.

Chapter 20: 'Cause it's better than a movie.

Dear diary,

I know I've told you before that I murdered Jackson Willoughby. And why I killed him, or better for who. Sybil Erins.

Even her name sounds like sugar candy.

Just like her I also lived in Illinois, but only during holidays and during the summer. The rest of the year I lived at LCBS.

I went to the movies during the summer break with a few of my childhood friends from before LCBS. Just as we walked to our cinema room , my eyes met this gorgeous girl. I had never seen anyone like her. She was so... Words were lost on her. My friends continued walking, but my feet didn't move. There she was. My soul mate. Sybil Erins.

As confident as I was back then, I walked towards the cue and waited in line until I was in front and she finally spoke to me. "Good evening. What can I get you?" she smiled. I knew that she had to smile at every customer, but I don't know. It felt real to me.
I smiled back. "A popcorn, a soda and your number, please."

She raised her eyebrows and placed her hands down on the counter. I read her name badge. Sybil.
"Alright, I'm sorry. I should have handled that a tat smoother, Sybil." I winked. She frowned but looked down at her name badge and her frown faded. "True." I couldn't try anything more, because her boss called her to come to the storage room.
"Erins! We need you here." Her boss yelled. I turned around and saw that I was the only one left in the cue. "Here. Keep the change." I grinned at her, placed a ten dollar bill on the counter and took my popcorn and soda with me as I left her.

I might not have talked a lot to her that night, but I did know her name. Sybil Erins. And nowadays, a name and a face is all you need to find out everything about them through social media. And I found out a lot. For instance how she had a boyfriend; Jackson Willoughby.

But also where she lived, who her parents were, who her friends were and so much more. People should better shield their private lives from social media, otherwise some crazy people could use that information for awful endings.

I have always been a good hacker, but what I did next was the hardest hack I have ever done and probably will do.

I hacked into her moms laptop. And it wasn't even easy to get into her house to begin with, let alone that bloody laptop. But I succeeded, as always. The reason I hacked into her laptop was this; after I murdered Jackson I had watched the news and I saw how bad it was going with Sybil.

Since I was already attending LCBS, I came to the idea that Sybil should too. I made sure that her mom would get a bunch of advertisements about LCBS to try and bring her to the conclusion that an English boarding school would be the way to bring back her daughter. And well, we all know how that ended.

So, dear diary, as you can see you can achieve anything, but sometimes it takes for you to take the hardest road.

Brand new chapter! I hope you enjoyed it!

-Xoxo.