Paige's Club.

he bar entrance door, slid the glass closed, and walked down to the passage leading to the

coated with massive lashes, thick arched brows coupled with a pointed nose, and thin red lips, she smiled

in lines that rested between her brows. Today was

king a shower crossed her mind but as the weather was cold, she

the breeze blew from one of the open windows ca

a stick, thudded the parcel, and grabbed the lighter. Blowing open the window, the cold wind bl

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the wind blew into the passage. Feeling paranoid and craving t

a

o smoke. Gosh! She needed the damn

heard a strange sound coming from behind her. Her eyes flicke

only hearing rustlings, whistles o

nsidered this dusk; downbeat and weird, and for reasons she couldn't articulate she had a pretty n

o coul

one else in the club so the chances of havi

ingle lady who didn't owe anyone her attent

Maybe she had drunk so much liquor and needed

tly. She was damned sure of hearing that footstep. Her heartbeat accelerated and wa

ling of the transparent curtain ignited more fear in her while t

he footsteps anymore even though she w

ssumed that it was just imagination or the fact th

. She fidgeted and leaped to her feet upon hearing the sound. The dread in

the showers and thunderstorms

gaze on the curtain as she grasped a sm

and pointed it at the curtain. She swallowed very ha

d she wasn't sure her feet could carry her body

d, contemplating if to proceed when she suddenly heard

g to swoop out of her mouth. She could hear he

so much that the gun flew out of h

the first thing she felt was a very t

out a shout in terror. "Show y

saw a figure behind the cream-looking curtain but when t

rehead, Paige was having difficulties standi

s about to grab it when she caught a glimpse of

e wasn't the on

s now having a mixed feeling of fear and energy. She

she trembled and her breathing became unstea

ashing against the floor behind her. "Who

the red light wasn't helping at the moment because it was blocking her sight

ight shoulder such that it hurt bitterly and unfortunately before she coul

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