Seeing the Unseen Chapter Eight:
"Reunion"
"What are you wearing?"
"Clothes?" I asked, cocking my head to the side. "Is there a problem, Papa?"
He walked over to me, grabbing my necklace before further questioning me. "Who gave this to you?"
I stiffened. "A friend. A friend gave it to me as a gift."
"What friend?" His brown eyes focused on the pendant. "This symbol, what does it mean?"
I stepped back, my gaze narrowing at my father. "What the hell is your problem? You don't know all of my friends. Stop being so weird. It was a gift. I like it. I've been wearing it for a while now. The fact that you are just now noticing it is a little off putting."
The male didn't tear his orbs away from the pendant until I hid it in my shirt. "I'm going on a walk, I'll see you when I get back."
He bit his lip, a look of seemingly unneeded worry playing upon his tired features. "Stay safe, Beatrice."
My hand gripped the handle, my brow furrowing. "Yeah. Of course."
I opened the door, greeted by the unwelcome feeling of the cold air. It was getting close to winter and although I liked the cold, I didn't like being outside when it was frigid out. Taking the still bearable temperature for granted, I stepped out onto the asphalt, my black combat boots crunching in the crispy dead autumn leaves scattering the earth. Childishly, I hopped, satisfied by the sounds that the fallen leaves were creating as I continued, taking heavier steps than necessary, to the park that I had practically lived at as a young child.
"I miss you." I looked up into the sky for a woman who I knew wasn't there, a tear sliding down my face, yet I persisted, too stubborn and desperate to listen to my mind's reason. "Mom, are you out there? Mom... Mom... Mo-"
I let out a gasp as the wind was knocked out of me, quickly looking up to see a pitch black Negative with bleeding eyes and purple, hooked claws. It was humanoid, at over seven feet tall, it was the most mortifying thing that I had ever seen.
"Be...a...trice," its jaw opened and closed as its needles protruded from its mouth, a vile green liquid dripping and sizzling as it hit the ground, the concrete being eaten away by the substance.
I can't move.
I struggled, trying to force my body to cooperate, though it was futile. The Negative had cast some sort of spell on me and I fell victim into the fiend's trap.
Unable to run, unable to fight, and unable to hide, I called out helplessly for aid, for someone who wasn't supposed to arrive into town until two days later.
"Mason!" I screamed, my voice growing hoarse from the lack of hydration. "Mason!"
I closed my eyes, preparing myself for my fate.
The Negative bounded closer, the look in its eyes evil and unforgiving. "Be...a...trice... Be...a...trice... Be...a...trice... Be...a..."
My eyes shot open when I heard a thud, the Negative's head rolling over to me, about ten centimeters away.
"Serves you right, bitch," I spat, the feeling slowly returning to my limbs.
"Language, Beatrice."
I looked up to see a masked figure with dark - almost black hair, the clothes that they were wearing consisting of blacks and grays. "Who... Who are you?"
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Seeing the Unseen
ParanormalBeatrice Harrison is your typical high school sophomore who has had glasses since she was three, but not for the reason that she initially thought. What happens when Beatrice loses her glasses in the woods and witnesses something she shouldn't have...