“So, Victoria, you don’t know why you’re here, you don’t even know where. You must be really worried, it must be killing you.” Mary was standing in front of me, I was tied to a chair. She was leaning forward, looking stunningly beautiful, whispering her plans to me. “Your not going to die, at least not today. But trust me, every freakin second, you will be wishing you were dead.” Her smile got wider, ipinapakita her bloody teeth. I cringed. “You’re the most important thing right now, for the first time ever, if you fail, I will personally kill you, slowly. And trust me, I have no problem doing it.” She laughed at that.
“Mary!” Thomas was calling her, she looked back and then fled to go see what he wanted. I was left alone.
I looked at my surroundings. There was a sopa susunod to me, filled with blood stains. There was cages to my left, and to my right a series of weapons. What had Mary gotten into? I couldn’t figure out why I still wanted to protect her though, she was my worst enemy, she hated me, but I still had the urge to go out and grab her. Take her home, wash her face, tell her everything she was doing was wrong. She was my sister, I still had to pag-ibig her, she had my blood. That’s when it all happened. The noise at first came from the cages susunod to me, then from everywhere else. Mary came in screaming at Thomas from behind.
“I told you that this would happen, they’re new born for goods sake!” She continued. Thomas just walked around all the cages and opened them up.
“Change of plans,” Mary sinabi as I caught her eye, “ I wont be the one killing you today. They will.” She opened up a cage and waited. Three people immerged. They’re eyes were red, they’re shrieks were piercing. I tried screaming, but the rag on my mouth prevented it.
“Come and get her.” Mary sang as she jumped up and down happily. Her brown hair bouncing with every jump. I struggled in my chair, waiting for all this to be over. Fast. The cloth came undone over my lips. I screamed. Mary took one look at Thomas, and then he was walking towards me. He slapped me, then fixed the cloth.
“Stay quiet.” He screamed at my face. I flinched again. The Bampira were closer now, there shrieks getting louder. My mind was on every flinch, slap, punch, cut, I had ever gotten. Every word that Mary or Mom had ever sinabi to me. Never an ”I pag-ibig you.” or a “good job.” The anger rose inside me, wanting to burst out. The cloth became undone again, the knots were torn from my arms. The Bampira were getting closer, only a few feet away. I screamed, but this time not in fear, but with courage. They had reached me.
“Mary!” Thomas was calling her, she looked back and then fled to go see what he wanted. I was left alone.
I looked at my surroundings. There was a sopa susunod to me, filled with blood stains. There was cages to my left, and to my right a series of weapons. What had Mary gotten into? I couldn’t figure out why I still wanted to protect her though, she was my worst enemy, she hated me, but I still had the urge to go out and grab her. Take her home, wash her face, tell her everything she was doing was wrong. She was my sister, I still had to pag-ibig her, she had my blood. That’s when it all happened. The noise at first came from the cages susunod to me, then from everywhere else. Mary came in screaming at Thomas from behind.
“I told you that this would happen, they’re new born for goods sake!” She continued. Thomas just walked around all the cages and opened them up.
“Change of plans,” Mary sinabi as I caught her eye, “ I wont be the one killing you today. They will.” She opened up a cage and waited. Three people immerged. They’re eyes were red, they’re shrieks were piercing. I tried screaming, but the rag on my mouth prevented it.
“Come and get her.” Mary sang as she jumped up and down happily. Her brown hair bouncing with every jump. I struggled in my chair, waiting for all this to be over. Fast. The cloth came undone over my lips. I screamed. Mary took one look at Thomas, and then he was walking towards me. He slapped me, then fixed the cloth.
“Stay quiet.” He screamed at my face. I flinched again. The Bampira were closer now, there shrieks getting louder. My mind was on every flinch, slap, punch, cut, I had ever gotten. Every word that Mary or Mom had ever sinabi to me. Never an ”I pag-ibig you.” or a “good job.” The anger rose inside me, wanting to burst out. The cloth became undone again, the knots were torn from my arms. The Bampira were getting closer, only a few feet away. I screamed, but this time not in fear, but with courage. They had reached me.
