Outlast the Night

Here comes the Bride(2)

The rumors were spreading far in the asylum that a young woman was living within these walls. She was speaking with several of the other whores rotting within these walls. But instead of corrupting her, she changed them. She turned them around by showing what was lacking in their lives: compassion, kindness, and hope. Oh what a wonder a gentle touch a woman can offer. How beautiful her voice can be when soothing a cry for help.

There had to be a reason why she was here? It couldn't be to help me was it? My mother sending me an angel to help me? It has to be, right?

They told me I would be meeting her soon. That it was a privilege to see her so soon. Although, I hate to admit it but I though so as well.

They came in with chains that rattled against the cold concert floor. White and yellow lights against title floors. Everything about this place is rotten and disgusting. The walls echoing the cries of whores and soaked in the blood of all these idiots and lunatics.

Could she help me? Could she show me the love and affection that a real woman could show me?

They walked me down into another windowless room with the angel. Oh how those whores described her so wrongly! So small and meek and so beautiful in white.

"Hello there." I sit down keeping my eyes solely on her as she looks away from me. The whores finally left leaving all alone with my new bride.

"Hello Mr. Gluskin. My name is Dr. Star Swan." She sounded so small barely above a whisper being that we are the only two people in the room. Oh how lovely!

"Please Mr. Gluskin is my father. Just call me Eddie darling." Her face becoming a beautiful shade of pink as she smiled so sweetly.

"How can I be of service to you my Darling?" I asked leaning closer to her.

"Could could you tell me about yourself?" She pushed her silky long locks behind her but a few strains fell in front of her face. I would fix that for her but these stupids chains are keeping me apart from her.

"What would you like to know?"

Soon we would be together. And nothing would keep us apart. My Bride, my wife.