Lifeless

Chapter 10.

I felt a pounding in my head that just wouldn't go away! I groaned and rolled over in my bed. Wait.. my bed? My eyes shot open on their own accord as I looked around my room. How did I get here? The last thing I remember was having dinner at Cain's. Oh god... that's not all I remember. I had broke down in front of him. He had held me while I cried my eyes out. I groaned burying my head into my pillow. Why did I have to do that? Great, now I owe him an apology.

I sat up in bed, when something on the night stand caught my attention.  There was a glass of water, two white pills and a note. I picked up the paper, and couldn't help the smile that came to my face.

Als.

Take the medicine, it will help the headache you have.
I really hope to see you soon.
I have missed you dearly.

Yours,
Cain.

I reread the note as my smile grew. Picking up the pills, I swallowed them with a drink of water and went to shower. I still needed to apologize.

After freshening up, I was feeling slightly better, and almost relaxed. I may of made a fool out of myself crying all over Cain, but at least it lifted a big weight off of my heart. I hadn't actually cried since after everything happened. I kept it all held in.

I had a bounce to my step as I made my way down starts. I froze in my spot though when I saw the living room. The flowers Cain had bought me were spilled all over the place and the vase was broken on the floor with a note on top. As I slowly stepped forward, my heart started to drop a little. The beautiful white daisies had been stepped on, and looked completely ruined. A tear ran down my face as I lifted up the note.

My Dear Ally,

You seemed to of forgotten the deal. Maybe I should remind you. Don't get too close. I am always watching and listening. Do you want to be refreshed on your memories of what happened to your parents. I will kill him. I will do everything I did to your parents, and make you watch. Him and his family. That sister of his sure looks ravishing. Devour worthy. Don't test me Ally. Stay away from him. I won't tell you again.

Yours Truly,

Xxx

I dropped to the floor, not even realizing I was cutting my knees up from the glass that littered the floor. I was numb as unwanted memories started bombarding my mind.

Every memory I had with my parents had been tainted, that's why I never thought of them anymore. Their smiles would turn into sneers. Their laughs would turn into screams. Their happy tears turned into blood, and all of them invaded my head.

I was held down to the floor on my knees, with a hand squeezing my wrist painfully behind my back. I screamed as tears ran down my face for the man to stop. To leave my parents alone. To kill me instead, anything! He just laughed at me as he sliced another part of my parents body. They were in the same position as me, except they were too weak to even be held down. They were clutching each others hands for dear life, just staring into each others eyes. Even in their ending state, I could see all the love they held for each other.

My dad's black hair was slick with sweat and tears were slowly sleaking out of his blue eyes. My mom's red hair was a tangled mess as her blue eyes were streaming with tears as she tried to take the pain as well as my father.

They used to always tell me that I got the best part of both of them. That their eye color mixed together to give me mine. That their hair color did the same. It wasn't red nor black, but both.

Both my mom and dad had looked at me in the beginning,  begging me to close my eyes, to look away. And at first I did, but as soon as their screams started echoing through the house, I couldn't take it anymore, and made the mistake of looking. Once I opened my eyes, I couldn't look away. I couldn't blink. They were being taken away right in front of me. This was the last time I would ever see them. There wasn't a spot on their body that wasn't covered in blood. The screaming had stopped, but they never once let go of each other hands. They both turned and told me that they loved me and that they were sorry. They spoke as if they had finally given up, and they were numb.

I held my head rocking back and forth, trying to get the memories to go away, but they wouldn't. They were embedded in my brain. Would this ever stop? I thought of Cain and how I would have to stay away, no matter what. And that was my last thought before the pain finally took me over, and everything went black.