He:
Just one kiss. Slight brush of a devil's lips. A quick death snaring kiss from one of hel's prince. She'd see eternal peace. It's for the best, I told my heart. Yes, she'd be dead. A painful dead too. But the hurt in her eyes were way beyond the slight discomfort of dying.
She:
We stood still for a moment as the song ended. My eyes locked with his dark menacingly beautiful ones. Dazed by the all the dancing and the delightful atmosphere, the sweet music in my ears, the even sweeter after-taste of bubbly drink in my mouth, I looked on dreamily as he bowed at me, holding my small slender hand in his. Then he ever-so-lightly brushed his ruby lips against the pale skin above my knuckles, the touch felt so soft on my hand..and..frosty cold, like an icy chill at the spot where he kissed. I gasped at the cold twinge that intensified by the second, like a tiny ice block shoved under my skin's surface, growing bigger and colder.
To my horror, the chilly sensation evolved into a searing pain and I cried out, screamed in agony. Thousands of tiny knives pierced my hand, slashing and tearing, painfully carving a way inside. A blood-curdling shrill, frantic plea for help yet nobody took notice. The dancers kept twirling and swaying by the dance floor, merry chattering never ceased nor falt, no fork-held hand paused, not one champagne sipping guest turned my way. I clutched an agonized hand to my chest, hot tears slipped unnoticed.
"Kill..." the low whispering voice trailed off into my head. I don't think the strange whispering voice came from anyone in the room. It was too loud; too abnormel; too deadly. Suddenly a cold shiver ran down my back making me scream and cry out for someone, something, anything. I want to be alone, somwhere dark, somewhere safe. My eyes open to see a woman cradling me in her arms. A man with red eyes, tan skin, and blonde hair starred at me. His eyes sunk into my head making me wince. The woman is natuarlly warm and comfortable, but her face is stained with tears mixed with blood on her, once beautiful, face. She smeared some of the blood onto my puffy cheeks with a warm beaten and calloused hand.
"You're gonna be okay," she assured me. More tears fell from her eyes. I looked closer into her grayish, I think, eyes. They had evil tucked beneath fear in them. I don't know what she means, yet her words mean the world to me at this very moment: 4 minutes ago, I was born.