"Run, Rosalie, run," his deep voice sung, almost like a sick nursery rhyme.
His words swirled around me, each syllable like a needle stabbing into my skin. I knew he was trying to torment me, but all I wanted to do was get away from him.
I kept running, the muscles in my legs burning furiously, but I dared stop in case I was caught.
"Everything you're running from is still in your head."
I scrunched my face up, trying my hardest to ignore his words as I sped away from him. But I knew he was right. Even if I out ran him, his presence was still in my mind, slowly turning me insane. I heard his bellowing laugh behind me as cold hands gripped my waist from behind, sharp fingernails piercing into my skin.
"Running from your problems is a race you'll never win," he whispered, his hot breath burning my ear. "I'll always beat you."
And he was right.
She moves like beauty, she whispers to us of wind and forest-and she tells us stories, such stories that we wake in the night, dreaming dreams of a life long past. She reminds us of what we used to be. She reminds us of what we could be