Chafed to my daunting nightmares, I gained consciousness a little later than expected, but I woke up underneath a ray of burning sunlight. The storm seemed to have past as the sun was peeking through the clouds. I winced as the direct light stormed in my room — only then the realization struck me, this wasn’t my room. I was nowhere near my apartment. I jolted up as the memories of last night dived into my head. I drank someone’s blood. My gut twisted at the thought of it, and I pulled the sheets away from my body. I was done with playing these games — his games. I needed answers now. Only answers.
As I got on my feet, I noticed my clothing. I wasn’t wearing the clothes I had put on last night after taking that horrifying blood bath. My body felt comfortable in the clothes that were on
