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48 pages, ebook
First published October 4, 2014



We were monsters, her and I. Every time I saw her she was even more lost than the last time. She was dirtier each time.





He was a monster. A monster I knew. A monster that made me f*cking horny.

I knew what he was thinking. I knew what he saw when he looked at the two of us. He saw my betrayal. He saw his property in the arms of his own son. And he hated that.
The jealousy ate at him like a disease, destroying him until he was nothing but a monster. A monster I was about to go home with.
"It didn't matter, Faye. Don't you see that? I'm not the monster that preys on little children. You were the first and only person I ever felt this way toward. It was an instant attraction. It wasn't because you were a child. That has nothing to do with it. I felt a connection with you like I'd never felt with anyone else. I knew you were meant to be mine. And only mine."


It was hard for me to accept that this woman and I were one in the same. We were monsters, her and I. Every time I saw her she was even more lost than the last time. She was dirtier each time.
The woman in the mirror was me. And I despised her.

And now he would be able to forget. He would be able to move on with his life without me and the poison, the filth that seemed to follow me everywhere I went.


"Rhett’s face flashed in my head. He hated me, but I didn’t hate him. Even after the things he said when he saw me with his dad, I didn’t hate him. I couldn’t because of who he had been to me back before I ran away. He had been the only person who seemed to actually care about me. Even now, he had wanted to help.
But it was too late. I was beyond all help. And now he would be able to forget. He would be able to move on with his life without me and the poison, the filth that seemed to follow me everywhere I went."












❝She runs from darkness
Into more of the same
She runs to darkness
She could never stay away.❞


