FIVE YEARS. From: Now

FIVE YEARS. From: Now

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"The human race was built of the foundation of our progression, it's instinct, but what we progress in is up to every individual. Another thought: We as a people are so damn stubborn that most of the time we have to learn from our own mistakes before believing anybody else when they say something's not a good idea. I think that part of everyone is just ingrained in our DNA. Thought number two: People are wild and unpredictable and the relationships that we create and the bridges we burn are all in the unconscious search for the meaning of our lives and what comes after them. I don't want to live my life always questioning the choices I do or don't make, second guessing every step I take and whether or not it's in the right direction. When I want to live, I just want to live fully, but I spend a lot of time wondering if it would be better if I wasn't. I think about how my life is practically insignificant. Who would care if a young girl living in the desert, hardly surviving, just... disappeared? I want to be happy but I keep getting in the way of my own happiness. Where am I going to be in five years? If I make it." - I finished the last sentence and the clacking of my fingers on the keys of my laptop stopped, leaving an empty silence in the dimly lit room. I sighed and snapped the lid of the computer closed quickly, as if I was disgusted with it. My face scrunched and my jaw clenched as I recalled particularly distainful memories. I shook my head in a feeble attempt to rid my mind of them as if I were an etch-a-sketch. I sat up and reached over to set my laptop on the nightstand; I knew it was past my bedtime. I fumbled with my phone and with a soft buzz it turned on. The bright screen shone up at me almost accusingly, 12:00 AM. It was later then I had anticipated. I was going on a drive anyway. I pulled a hoodie on, grabbed my keys and left, not knowing what I'd end up doing or where I was headed. Just like my life.
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Geovanni Have you ever gotten that feeling that somebody was watching you? And that person who was watching you wasn't normal. I have felt that way all of my life; but then again I felt as if I went missing nobody would even notice or care I was gone. I am 23 and just graduated from college. I was there an extra year because I had to take care of my family. I had to transfer back into the city and pick up the extra work because my mom died, and my dad became addicted to anything that would numb his pain. My little sister and brother would be lost without me here. But now I could care less. A cold breeze blew through my window waking me up from my thoughts. I looked over in the corner and saw that nothing was there. It was odd because I felt like someone well more like something was there. It had to be my imagination getting the best of me. I laid back in my bed and closed my eyes. Then all of a sudden I got the feeling I wasn't alone. But the really strange thing is that even if there was someone in here with me I felt safe. Jordan. I watched her as she slept. In fact I have been watching her since she was born. I have waited half a century to find that one person. I think I have finally settled on her. She was my choice. I know. After being in as many relationships as I have you know things. I felt my fangs tingle. Her blood smelled so sweet. Her heartbeat was steady and strong. I took my tongue and ran it across my fang. The temptation to indulge in her red liquid was far too strong. I let out a low growl and jumped out her window. I was ready for a hunt. "Did you see her Jordan?" "Yes, and tomorrow night you will turn her," "Why do I have to turn her?" "Ezra, you know once you turn them, they hate you," "I didn't hate pops," "You wanted to join though," "True, but first see if she wants to be turn before you jump to conclusions," I nodded my head, before me and Ezra took off to find some fresh blood for the night.

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