THEODORE COHEN
I could hear my blood pumping, my breath quickening. Everything became heightened in a matter of seconds. The feeling of adrenaline flowing through me made me feel invincible. The alarm still rung throughout the whole place, everyone tried to keep their cool, but slowly people broke under the massive pressure of being expected to fight.
I had to admit that I felt the pressure myself. This was the only chance I had to kill Dimitri. I knew I had to rethink everything. My strategy, my movements. I couldn't fail not this time. It was a mistake of me not to have killed him all those years ago, I should have known from the moment he killed our mother that he had changed. However, I got blinded by grief, rage, so I didn't think it through when I left her alone. Dead.
"Get Aaron!
