"Without danger, you cannot go beyond danger."
~George Herbert
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Jacob's POV
I woke up drenched in a cold sweat, sleep-deprived as usual. I reluctantly pulled myself off the ground only to be hit with a sharp jolt of pain on the left side of my head.
I winced, checking the time.
3:45 a.m. And I have a headache. Great.
I think it's safe to say that I won't drink that much for a long while.
The silence is broken by an annoying outburst of noise.
I winced at the sudden chiming sound coming from the nightstand that amplified the pain excruciatingly.
My eyes searched the dark, a tinge of anger gradually building up within me. I was alerted by a quick flash of white light from the nightstand on the other side of my bed.
Orianna's Phone. This should be interesting.
I slowly made my way over, with one eye open as the headache intensified.
A flash of white light emitted from the phone once again, just long enough to make the notifications on the screen visible.
*3 New Messages*
*1 Missed Call from Birth giver*
I clicked on the first notification, curiosity getting the best of me, as well as the bright light from the phone.
My eyes landed on the messages from an unknown number.
*Remember all the good times we had together?*
*I'll come for you, wherever you're hiding, I'll always find you*
*always*
. . .the heck?
I don't know what's worst. The fact that I really felt like beheading this bastard or the fact that I have a sneaking suspicion as to who it may be.
I wonder if the dimwit knows what he's doing.
It's almost funny to even entertain the thought of him going anywhere near Orianna.
I mean I have to protect what belongs to me.
His 'secret' hide out is only a mere 15-minute drive from here.
Nothing more than a quick drive out.
I went inside the bathroom, immediately catching a glance of myself in the mirror.
Unruly curly, washed-out dark green hair with ruffled fringes that hung slightly above my eyes. Skin pale, and lightly freckled. My eyes were bloodshot, with small bags underneath them.
I sighed, combing my hand through my hair.
I've had this color in for a while now. It was actually mum's favorite.
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A Different Kind Of Crazy
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