Heartbeat – DN Hoxa

He watched me with a weird smile on his face, and I almost returned it since I was feeling pretty good about myself. “I guess he couldn’t,” Bugz finally said, and as if we were both waiting for her approval, Hammer and I hi-fived each other. “Now we just have to find Everard,” Bugz said. “That’s going to be a problem,” Hammer said halfheartedly. But a spark flew in my mind, and I was almost positive that it was the solution.

“I’m going to give up on feeling him right now,” I breathed. That definitely wasn’t going to work. “Wait, Everard is your Lord?” Bugz said. “Yeah…” Hammer whispered with a shrug. “But…but I don’t get it. Why are you here?” she asked, standing up from her seat. “She doesn’t feel him at all.

Doesn’t feel compelled to be by him,” Hammer explained, and again, I wondered if that was a good thing or a bad thing. Well, for the situation at hand, at least. “What kind of a freak are you?” she said with a wondrous smile on her face, a smile that I hated. I was a freak, but she didn’t have to rub it in.

“A born one,” I said. “Then how the hell are we hoping to find him if she can’t feel him?” she asked, completely ignorant to the way I was watching her. “Boston. We find him in Boston,” I said. “They caught him, right? And I’m ready to bet that they caught him because he wanted them to.

He had something he wanted in the ROB building. But, if we go back there and enter their files, we can find exactly where they caught him.” “Of course!” Hammer shouted. “It will be a great starting point. Once we know the place, we can bet that wherever he is, it will be near.” “We go there and we investigate. There must be someone who has seen him or heard something.”

Copyright © 2016 by D.N. Hoxa This book is protected under the copyright laws of the United States of America. Any reproduction or other unauthorized use of the material or artwork herein is prohibited. This is a work of fiction. Names, characters, places, and incidents either are the product of the author’s imagination or are used fictitiously, and any resemblance to actual persons, living or dead, business establishments, events, or locales, is entirely coincidental.

OceanofPDF.com Also by D.N. Hoxa ——————————— Demonic Mage (New) Nova Unchained Winter Wayne (Ongoing) Bone Witch Bone Coven Bone Magic Bone Spell (Coming Soon) Starlight Saga (Complete) Assassin Villain Sinner Savior Chronicles of the Demon Hunter A Soul’s Worth Book Two (Coming Soon) Book Three (Coming Soon) Water Wielders Trapped Book Two (Coming Soon) Book Three (Coming Soon) OceanofPDF.com Table of Contents I II III IV V VI VII VIII IX X XI XII XIII XIV XV XVI XVII XVIII XIX XX XXI XXII XXIII XXIV XXV I OceanofPDF.com I The sound of silence was heavy, especially up on the top floor of the Howling Building.

Shadows moved—real, or just a figment of my imagination—like they always did. And I watched them, afraid to even let my breath come out with a sound, no matter how small, like I always did. The feeling of being watched was always there, settling in the pit of my stomach, the second the moon took on the dark sky.

I sat and waited for whatever it was, all by myself, swallowing the fear that turned into a ball in my throat. When it got too much, I sometimes pretended I was with someone up there. Anyone. A friend. What an illusion. No one wanted to talk to me.

I was a freak. I’d been a freak among the normal. And I continued to be among the homeless and the junkies in the streets. I would have made my mother proud. So, alone I stood, and alone I looked at the darkness ahead. At what was left of the city of Boston. There wasn’t much. The Massachusetts Bay stretched forward, as dark as the sky.

I could see all of it, yet there was nothing to see. I was in the Howling Building, at least fifty feet above ground. It used to be a church.

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