chilling nightmares [Bas]

Darkness clutched the edges of her eyes. Threatening to steal her sight and take away a precious moment. Who did that face belong to? She wanted it out of her head. She shook it back and forth and she could feel the panic consuming her, eating her alive, and she wanted it to stop. She moved to the side in a startled motion, as if her limbs were betraying her, submitting to his dangerous call. Danger always allured her. It made her feel alive. The blood made her feel alive and something about that stranger wrecked danger and pain.

She snarled again. Her teeth bore at nothing, snapping at air, as she pawed at her head. It was hurting and she wanted it to stop. She shook it again and felt the need to run. If she ran hard enough maybe she could break whatever hold he had on her. Maybe it would go away if she ran hard enough! She was blinded by her fear to even notice her brother had approached her. She was too far gone for the time being but as she bolted she felt herself collide with someone. She yelped with fear as she hurried up and got back on her feet. Her teeth were all but dripping with in defense as she attempted to show her attacker she wouldn?t go down this time without hurting him back.

Reconnection eased its tangled web into her mind. Something smelled familiar. Adrenalin began to deplete, as her vision became to clear. Her heart was frantic for a lifeline, anything to help relax it. She took in deeper breaths and felt her body breaking. Felt the tears falling and she was so utterly confused. What had happened to her? Who had hurt her? She felt her body sliding downwards, giving up its fight, and she laid her head on her paws as struggled to regain control over her breathing.

Her violet eyes began to ascend up the figure that was her brother. She had loved him oh so much. She looked at how much he had grown. How handsome he had become and she felt a hint of sadness fill her. He belonged to her and he had made his own life without her. Her ears fell back with the haunting feeling still lingering in her soul. She felt chilled to the bone and yet he could still ease it for her. When he was around. She couldn?t quite collect herself enough to form words but she said it all in her eyes. I?ve missed you. It was all there for him to read but the pain from what ever event she couldn?t remember still lingered on the edges.