Devils can only crash and burn.
He said he’ll destroy me, and he did.
It’s time I destroy him back.
I smile at everyone. “Can I talk to Aiden alone?”
Once I’m done, there won’t be anything left of him just like nothing is left of me.
There’s always been darkness inside me.
I fought it.
I denied it.
The time has come to embrace it.
After all, it takes a monster to destroy a monster.
4
Aiden
On her way out, Reed’s quizzical gaze bounces between me and Elsa like a ping pong ball.
I tune her out.
I tune everyone out except for Elsa.
And the new boy. Elsa’s saviour.
Her knight in shining fucking armour.
What’s the easiest way to break a knight and crush him to pieces?
Actually, I’ll use the hardest way to burn him and watch as he turns to ashes.
He gives Elsa one last sickeningly sweet smile on his way to the door.
My head tilts to the side, studying his body language and searching for a tell — or a weakness.
He’s too put together, but I’ll find something.
I always do.
When I face Elsa, my left eye twitches.
Elsa is called Frozen for a reason. She’s not sociable — at all. Even when people talk to her, her smiles are awkward at best. Inside, she’s wishing for them to vanish and stop disturbing her introverted bubble.
But now, she’s smiling.
No.
She’s not only smiling, but she also has that slight twitch in her nose and dreamy fucking eyes.
The smile she gives me after sex.
Or when she sleeps tangled all around me.