Page 37 of My Perfect Villain


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Content Warnings

Kidnapping

Murder

Descriptive Sex Scenes

Mention of SA, Abuse, Forced Marriage

Chapter One

Azizia

The bathroom is covered in blood.

And I meancovered.

There isn’t an inch of floor that isn’t red. The walls are painted in it too, and there’s even splatter all over the ceiling. I didn’t mean to hit an artery, but when they fight back so hard, it’s difficult not to. I prefer a slower, more painful death, but when you get those arteries, it’s lights out.

Such a damn shame.

She was so pretty, too. I’d love to have sat and watched her beg a little more…

Guess I’ll have to be more careful with the next one.

I grab a towel from the rack over the toilet and drop it onto the floor in the doorway, hoping it’ll stop the blood from seeping into the rest of the house. The less messy it is out here, the better. I need a place to stay for a while, and I’d rather not slip in blood, or worse… have my foot get stuck in it. Ugh, I hate when it’s sticky and gooey, almost like glue.

I move to the kitchen and grab a soda from the fridge. I crack it open as I walk around the house, taking everything in. It’s a cozy little place. The girl was young and doing well for herself, it seems. I should have thanked her for that before I killed her, but oh well.

I take the soda with me and sit on the small couch in the living room to take a break. I’ve been moving all day, and a nap would be nice.

Oh, a nap sounds so good.

I put the soda onto the glass table beside the couch, then lie down and close my eyes.

The stone floor beneath me is cool and hard—just the way I like it. Anything that’s different from hell is good in my book. I’m tired of hot and sticky. Fire and lava are overrated. And the humidity? Don’t even get me started on it. Even the thought makes me want to gag.

Nevermind what it does to my hair. The air up here is nice. Though there were some places that didn’t smell too great.

I spread my arms wide, crossing my feet at the ankles and open my eyes to darkness.

I can’t help but smile at how simple and lovely this all is.

I chose good. For once, I’m confident in the choice I made.

Running away was a good decision.

This basement is wonderful. I only wish it were mine and I could stay here forever.

I glance at the door that leads upstairs.

Maybe it could be mine forever?

The girl who was living here won’t need it anymore considering they’re rotting in the bathtub… I really should clean that up, but I’m tired. A good mauling like that really takes a lot out of me. Even though it feels good in the moment… all the blood and guts, the yelling and begging… this right here, the silence, peace, and stale air? There’s just something comforting about it. Besides, this basement has the best acoustics I’ve ever heard, and I found it out accidentally. I’d been exploring the house, had my favorite podcast on, and made my way down here. The sound had me stopping and sucking in a breath. It was at that moment I knew this would be my favorite place up here on earth.

I spent a half hour finding the perfect placement for my phone so I could get the soundjust right. I’ve gone through countless episodes of Crime Time on a Dime since. There’s just something about the way Shelly talks about cases and how they could have been investigated better… and cheaper. She’s so passionate and really gets into the gritty details.

I love hearing the details.

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