What will happen when an innocent, vulnerable girl meets a madman who have similar opinions on life? Will she try and run, or will he help her release her true self?
"You know, sometimes, life can suck." He softly spoke, placing a hand on my shoulder.
"Yeah, it can."
He lifted my chin, meeting my eyes.
"But that doesn't mean, you can't make it the way you want. And do anything you desire."
A smile spread across my face, as he handed me the metal weapon.
"No one can tell you otherwise, as long as your having fun." He smiled. "This isn't a game... It's your life. Choose what you do with it. You can make it a dream, or follow the rules, like all these other boring people do."
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She held the gun against his head as she smiled.
"Hello there," She whispered, placing herself on his lap.
The guy stared at her terrified, which made her happy. She fed on his fear. Taking the gun away, she placed it against her temple, smirked, and eventually laughed.
"Please...don't hurt me." He begged.
She didn't answer. All she did was stare at him like the piece of meat he was. He began to cry, and yell for help.
"Yelp! Someone help us! Help me!" She yelled with him only to break out laughing. "No one's coming," She informed.
"Get off me freak! This is a big mistake! You're gonna pay for this!" He yelled.
She placed the gun back to his forehead, and shook her head, "Say hi to Daddy for me."
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I do not own any Marvel Or DC comics characters. However, i do own Delilah. :D
Book one of the Damaged Series
"Some scars never fade-they just learn how to hide."
Harley thought moving to Florida would mean a fresh start-sunshine, new friends, maybe even a chance to feel normal again. But the shadows of her past aren't easily left behind. Secrets, scars, and haunting memories follow her into every hallway. Will friendship be enough to help her heal, or will the darkness she escaped finally catch up?
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⚠ Trigger Warnings ⚠
This story contains sensitive topics, including:
• Physical & emotional abuse
• Sexual assault references
• Death & grief
• Trauma, anxiety, & panic attacks
• Violence
Please read with care. Your mental well-being comes first. 🤍