Truths of darkness and wrongness and sin.
Everything was black inside me.
Tangled inside me.
I cringed as I kept running.
All my life, I thought I was normal. Normal when it came to sex and love.
I enjoyed a kiss and a cuddle.
Sex in a bed and the occasional experience in the back seat of a car.
I rarely self-pleasured, and if I did...my fantasies stuck to nice men, nice touches, nice—
I’m nice.
I am.
But if I liked nice things and swore I was a nice girl, then how the hell could I be so sensitive, so wet, so violently thirsty for more.
Stop it.
You’re confused.
You’re hurting and lost and desperate.
Yes.
Desperate.
I was desperate.
So, so desperate.
To leave.
To run.
To go home.
Yet somehow that desperation had twisted into something sick. A sickness that turned me...how did Victor put it? Sweet but psychotic?
God, am I the crazy one?
Would I destroy myself before I stood a chance at destroying him?
God, him.
Damn him.
Smite him.
I hated that my soul shivered whenever Henri spoke.
I despised that my body turned molten the moment he touched me.
Soft or hard. Gentle or abusive.