Edited by: a very lovely @jgfairytales
Can you love a serial killer?
No?
Why not?
How would you know they were a serial killer?
It could be your neighbor.
It could be your friend.
It could be your lover.
Do you actually know the people around you?
T...
"It wasn't as dark and scary as it sounds. I had a lot of fun... killing somebody's a funny experience."-Albert DeSalvo
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January 24th, 2014
"A new client has requested our company for a job and I am sending you," my boss said without caring to look at me. He just continued writing whatever he was writing.
"I haven't finished the other designs I am currently working on." I tried to hide the annoyance growing inside of me.
He dropped his pen, removed his glasses, and glared at me. "Do I look like I care? Go to the damn office and hear what he has to say. I already sent the address to your phone."
"Yes sir," I said, not caring if he noticed the sarcastic undertone.
His office was on the top floor, so I had to take the elevator down to my floor. Some of my colleagues greeted me as I passed their cubicle while others ignored me.
My cubicle was farthest from everyone else because I wanted privacy. On my desk was my bag which contained my sketching materials, I grabbed it and left my office building.
The drive to the address my boss sent me took only twenty minutes. "Wow, this must really be a big company," I said while staring at the large building I stood in front of.
'Free Energy Company' was what the sign at the entrance read.
First, I had to go in to find out why I was there. So, I did.
Positioned at the entrance was a security guard, he had a stoic expression on his face. When I approached him, he asked to search me. Who was I to complain; he was only doing his job.
After he was done, he opened the door and I walked into the lobby. The floors were made of white glazed tiles arranged in diagonal patterns and the walls were made of glass, revealing views of the city.
