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Airy's Game

Airy's Game

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Title: Shards of Crimson *Chapter 1: Recovery The hospital room was quiet, the hum of a heart monitor the only sound. Liam blinked, tracing the bandages on his hands. Memories rushed back-gripping a pan, shaking, and flashes of a distorted world. "Liam! Finally, you're awake!" Bryce stood by the door, concern clear on his face. "Geez, you scared me, dude. Thought you were out for good." Scenty appeared beside him, quieter. "We didn't know if you'd make it. Are you okay?" Liam tried to answer, but his throat felt dry. Airy's fall, the computer, the glowing object-it all felt unreal. He glanced down, searching, but his gown revealed nothing. "I-I don't know. Where am I?" he whispered. Bryce sat closer. "After... Airy, uh, left, we found you wandering. You looked bad. Scenty noticed first." "I called for help," Scenty said. "You collapsed before we could reach you." Liam winced, the memory flashing in his mind-the fog, the whispers, the sinking feeling. Then, something clicked. The object. The faint glow. It had been in his hand, hadn't it? "What's wrong?" Scenty asked. "There was something glowing," Liam murmured. "Did you see it?" Bryce and Scenty exchanged looks. "You were empty-handed," Bryce said. Liam froze. Out of the corner of his eye, beneath the sheets, he saw a faint red light pulsing like a heartbeat. Slowly, he reached under the sheet and pulled it out-a small, glowing shard, like a fragment of Airy's lantern. "What is that?" Bryce whispered. "I think... it's him," Liam said softly. "Him? Airy?" Scenty asked, wide-eyed. The shard glowed brighter, casting crimson light over the room. Faint laughter echoed in the distance. "To be continued..."
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He was her rock, her best friend, her first love. He became her worst nightmare, her tormentor, her captor She was his everything. His obsession. Their story should have ended with that court case, but he's found a way back to her, and he won't give her another opportunity to escape. Not this time. ------------------------------------------- Shivering, I sobbed out, unable to speak, unable to move. "Shh, shh, now baby-girl, it's alright, you're safe, don't cry" he soothed, moving closer to me. "N-Noah, I w-want to go home," I sobbed, feeling weak from my inability to talk without stuttering. A gasp left my parted lips as his hand forcefully connected with my cheek, "You are home, so I don't want to hear that crap from you, okay?" shaking, I looked down at my feet, his gaze too menacing to hold. "I said, do you understand" he spit through clenched teeth, "y-yes, I'm sorry" I whispered, a new wave of tears making their appearance. "Good girl, now I need you to keep being a good girl, okay?" nodding, my eyes met his dark ones. His form towered over me, making me feel small and irrelevant. "Words, Embry!" He demanded as I stuttered out a quiet yes. I studied him cautiously as he walked towards the far end of the room, shuffling through drawers before stalking back towards me and crouching down. I sucked in a breath as I saw the knife in his hand, his face held a mischievous grin as it glinted in the light. "Now baby-girl, you see, as much as I hate to, you need to be punished, do you know why?" Warning! This story is for mature audience, it contains strong language, abuse, mature themes and sensitive topics. Please enjoy, -Aphrodite.

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