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chipjacksongavin
kacbaby don't be fooled by me
kaceunder this skin lurks a monster
kaceywho is killing for blood.
Chip found it amusing that the female managed to get angry at him easily. Leaning his head against the door, he was glad that he had chose this one to harass than anyone else. She was much more interesting and easily-angered. Glad they were finally inside, he peeked over at the stubborn girl using one of the mirrors before flashing the knife in the reflection. Chuckling, the male nodded his head softly before deciding to reply to the girl. “I’ve got many names to call you, beautiful. Some of them aren’t as nice as others.” The childish smirk on his face replaced the stressed worry lines that were on his face.
Yep, this day was just going smooth for the male. Rolling his eyes at himself, he hoped that maybe the girl would sense his boredom and try an attempt at a conversation? It was doubtful, but everyone had their wishes they wanted to come true. “Back when you told me being nice wasn’t working, did I try too hard or not enough?” The mocking tone he took up was to see how pissed off her could really get Carson. He had already snapped when he pressed the blade against her throat, and it was her turn now. He wanted to break the girl mentally before physically torturing her. It all started with the brain and worked its way to torturing the human body. Well, if she didn’t just completely break and become some sort of side kick. That was doubtful, but you could never know with people like Carson. She was full of surprises Chip had yet to see, but he wanted to uncover them, slowly but surely. “How pissed off can I make you, darlin’?” Using a bit of slang in his sentence, he glared up at the girl with his striking eyes before letting the gaze soften.
Chip knew that the only thing he seemed to be zeroing in on was what happened to make her angry with him. As pathetic as it sounded, he was able to analyze someone for a while before mentioning their worst fears. He wasn’t some kind of physic, but it was a talent that helped him get ahead of his enemies. Running his fingers through the mess on top of his head, he felt the need to actually take a shower. The dirt felt like it was caked into his skin upon layers and layers, and it wasn’t the most pleasant kind of feeling. Normally, he probably would’ve taken a shower, but he couldn’t trust Carson by herself. With his luck, she would find a way to have the cops over and ready for an arrest by the time he was done with the shower.
There was a way he could make sure she wouldn’t get away, but the handcuffs would only be makeshift. They could easily break and then Carson would probably get away from him. Either way, his only option was to wait until he could find some way to make sure she stayed in the room. Hell, if he was that determined to take a shower, he would make her stay in the room with him. That way, she wouldn’t be able to find a weapon to use against him, and he could overpower her with his hands instead of a knife. Brushing locks of hair out of his eyes, the male let out a frustrated sigh, wondering what he did to deserve the attitude Carson gave him. Sure he might have it end in his mind to kill her, but he knew that if he slipped up and she got the knife, it would be his life hanging by the thread. Even with that possibility in the air, Chip didn’t really care about it.
The sudden chill that settled over the room caused Chip to shiver as he rubbed his hands against his arms. Wishing that he could trust the female, he knew that life would be dandy for the both of them. If she convinced him that she wouldn’t tell the police his location; he wouldn’t kill her. Though, he wasn’t going to mention that to her due to the fact that it wasn’t something he wanted her to do. It might have been easier on his life, but Chip liked a bit of challenge and to frighten the girl into listening to him. When her questions came back into his mind, he could hear her outside as clear as day before letting his lips slack open. Had he done something horrible that someone had to live with? Yes, but he didn’t have to answer the question if he pleased. “Well, Amy didn’t really suffer. At least not that I know of. I had been a bit distracted after I plunged the knife into her skin.” Pausing for a moment, he tapped on his chin thoughtfully before continuing. “But she didn’t have a pulse when I checked.”
The unanswered question Carson had presented irked him slightly. Why would she ask that question when she already knew the answer? Perhaps, she had guts after all. “As for the other question, I did do something that the girl would remember.” Chip pursed his lips, not really welcoming the memories of the young, blonde-headed woman in his head. Yet, he couldn’t help the pain he felt rip through his heart at the sight of her beautiful face. It had been a years or so since he had last seen her, but they both still could recall what had happened. They use to be the perfect couple that had the looks, the personality, and everything else going for them. Like most males, Chip had been anxious to get in her pants, not really knowing what consequences might arrive. So, when the condom slipped, a couple months later she informed him about the kid that was developing in her stomach. At first, the idea of being a father stuck in his head pretty good until he thought too much into it. After a week without his pills, he just sort of lost it.
Needless to say, the male had let his fists answer for him when she asked if he would stay for her. Though, he finally gained enough self-control to realize what he had done and slipped out of the door without being noticed. When the young girl woke up, not only was the baby lost, but her beloved boyfriend was no longer around for her. Surprisingly, she didn’t bring the matter to court nor did she even speak to Chip again. Every time Chip saw her strolling beside some guy at school, she would always look at him with the saddest of smiles that made him feel ashamed for not controlling himself. To this day, the thought of being a father frightened the boy into doing things he normally wouldn’t. Shaking the thoughts out of his head, he glared over at the girl with pure hate etched into his eyes. “Thanks for helping me remember all that.” His tone was laced with sarcasm as he grinded his teeth against each other.
Remembering how Carson had snapped at him when he mentioned letting her live longer than necessary. “Do me a favor, doll. Cherish every minute I let you live.” The male called out towards her as he waved his knife in the air before coming up with a mischievous idea. The gleam in his eyes practically called out the plan as he lowered the knife and placed it on the ground. Using the tip of his shoe, he pushed it as he watched it slide across towards the girl. Landing a few inches in front of her, Chip let the smile spread across his lips. “Whoops. I guess I dropped it.” They both knew that he had done it on purpose, but he was just teasing the girl to see what she would do to him. Now that he didn’t have the knife, he just sat there, staring dumbly at the girl in front of him with the stupid smirk on his face. Tilting his head a bit to the side, he considered actually taunting the girl more but thought against it.
The smirk only grew wider when he realized that she hadn’t picked up the knife yet. “C’mon. Pick it up and show me that I need to fear you.” The boy ordered as he motioned for her to take the knife and actually use it on him. The chances of her actually picking up the knife and carving out his throat with it were slim to none. She might have the guts to do a couple things wrong in her life, but he knew she wasn’t capable of murder. Twirling a strand of his hair, he leaned up against the door with the taunting smile still sketched onto his lips. The girl seemed to be frozen in her place and if she didn’t take the knife soon, he would get frustrated with her. “Don’t worry, the feeling is mutual.” The male muttered towards her as he played with a little piece of his shoe string. Cracking his knuckles, the facial expression Carson wore was one that he also had on his. It signaled boredom and that they were sick of playing games. Still, the female didn’t move towards the knife that was on the shiny surface of the studio. “You’re pathetic.” He spat at her angrily before turning his head to glance at the mirrors.
Chip pointed a steady finger at her reflection before thinking up a smart a** comment to poke fun at her. He wanted to see what she would do with the knife. He wanted to actually fear for his life and see the hatred in Carson’s eyes. It wasn’t likely to happen due to the fact he found her weak and useless. There wasn’t anything she could do that could possibly strike fear into his heart. Well, unless she ended up telling him that she was pregnant with his child. If she even dared to play that card with him, he wouldn’t buy it. Mostly because he hadn’t made a move on her to even get her in bed. As far as he knew, it would be some other guy’s kid. Then, it would only make her beg even worse for both of their lives. Shaking his head at the thought quietly, he stood there with his arms crossed over his chest stubbornly, wondering what move she might make next. Returning his hand to point at her reflection, he cocked his head to the side before speaking.
“Is it me or does that look like one sorry b***h to you?” Hopefully, his words would either break her or drive her to the point where she would use the knife on him. Though, he was a bit shocked when she ventured over to him without the knife in his hand. Without the knife in his own hand, he knew that he couldn’t force the girl to do anything she didn’t want to. If she didn’t pick up the knife sooner or later, he would probably take it back and place it beside him. Still, the girl didn’t make any movements towards the knife. Instead, she continued to walk over towards him before kneeling down in front of him. The smirk on his lips hid what he was really feeling about being close to the female. Carson was the only one who had gotten close to him in a while. At least someone who wasn’t Amy. The sudden feeling of Carson’s lips against his own surprised him, especially when a bit of passion was added to it. For a second, his fingertips twitched with the anxious need to feel her soft skin. Shaking all thought out of his head, he tried to debate on who was a better kisser. The girl he had murdered or Carson in front of him. When the girl finally pulled back, Chip let his face stay emotionless with his lips parted.
Chip felt pretty bad that the girl had actually thought he would let her go if she kissed him. The kiss might have been pretty good, but he didn’t think that it would be good enough to let her go. Though, he was going to give her a bit more time to pick up the knife and actually do something to him. “Nope, I didn’t expect it. You’re right.” The male raised his eyebrow at her sweet tone, wondering where the viciousness had gone to. Pursing his lips, he watched her turn her back to him and switched his gaze towards the mirror. Waiting for her expression, he decided that it was better to let her have her chance of escaping him. Pointing at the knife, he knew she was smart enough to see where he was going but told her what he wanted anyways. “Pick up the knife and show me how bad you want to get out of her.” He challenged with the smirk painted on his lips.
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