donteatpoop
07-29-2007, 09:30 AM
Untitled
The couple walked through the park under the clear sky filled with stars. They seem happy, he thought. It made him sick. He let out a deep breath that fogged in the night air, briefly blocking his view of the pair.
He had been watching the couple for a few days now, following them on their nightly strolls. Sometimes they just talked during the strolls, other times things got more interesting; lips locks, passionate embraces, make-out sessions, and the like.
He knew the course they would take through the park, along the lakeside and to down to the beach under the bridge where they would smoke a joint before turning back and taking the same path home.
As he followed them at a safe distance he still dwelled on how they could be happy in this shitty hate filled world and hissed to himself.
“Aren’t they fucking aware of how it’s all so goddamn futile? People that blissfully idiotic shouldn’t be allowed to exist. I’ll be doing them a fucking favor.”
He clutched his combat knife tightly in anticipation.
“Yes. Tonight. By the bridge. While they’re smoking their joint and pontificating about shit that doesn’t matter, then I’ll show them what does matter.”
He was at war and these two were going to be the first casualties…
But tonight fate had other intentions. Instead of dawdling along their usual path that wove its way from one boring landmark to the next, the couple decided to take a detour.
This frustrated him to no end. He had orchestrated everything so perfectly in his mind! He was an artist. This wasn’t how it was supposed to happen. THEY WERE RUINING IT!
Tracking them became harder now, and more tedious. Where were they going!? Didn’t they realize they were only prolonging their own suffering!? As his rage mounted, he grew more reckless.
After staring after them in disbelief for a few moments while they took to a wooded path, he let out a frustrated breath and jogged to catch up with him. Twigs broke under foot, his shoes scuffed and scraped at the dirt path as he charged towards the couple with a white knuckled grip on the knife hilt.
He plunged into the darkness of the path, tree branches over head blocking out the pale light of the moon. Something glistened in what little light got through. He stopped in his tracks to see the couple staring back at him, the barrels of guns pointing at him.
Who sent you, you rat-faced, pig?" the man snarled, obviously not used to doling out insults. The woman, eyes darting from side to side as if making sure no one was watching the fracas, seemed nervous.
"I, um, wanted to see some boobies," the stalker surreptitiously replied, deftly hiding the knife behind his back. "Sorry... I know I have a problem. My shrink says so... please don't call the cops."
The awkward silence that now permeated the air was palpable. By introducing an entirely unthought-of line of thinking, he had done exactly what he meant to do... make the couple with the guns pause.
“Alright,” the man finally yielded. “Go ahead, hon. Show him your tits.”
The girl stared at her boyfriend in utter disbelief. “What!?”
“C’mon, hon,” the man drove on. “Just flash him your boobies real quick, that’s all. What’s the big deal?”
The girl just stood there, silently brooding. “I can’t believe you’d actually say something like that,” she said after a lengthy and oppressive silence.
The stalker started blushing profusely. “It’s not that big of a deal, I’ll let you folks get back...”
But the man kept his gun leveled on the stalker. “Don’t you go anywhere until she shows you her tits,” he told him.
“I’m not showing this degenerate my fucking tits!”
“Bitch, you’ll fucking show him your tits while singing On Top of Old Smokey if I tell you to!”
While the couple engaged in their bizarre argument, the stalker was reminded of his parents and how they used to argue in front of him like he wasn’t even there.
This made him very sad when he was a child. Why couldn’t they have just stayed together and loved him?
His sadness turned to anger as the couple continued to bicker. Maybe he couldn’t stop his parents, but he COULD stop these two.
He whipped his knife back out from behind his back and stepped silently behind the young lady. Smooth as silk, his hand came forward and slid the blade of his knife across her throat. Before the young man could react, the knife was flying blade over hilt at him, landing in his chest and dropping him to the ground. A moment later the killer was upon him, stabbing him over and over with the gore covered knife. The silence of the dark wood was suddenly shattered by the dying man’s screams of terror.
* * *
His name was Albert Cole. He was sent to locate two of Don Timo’s missing gangsters. He was a man of few words, and even fewer friends. That’s why the Don liked to hire him for such undertakings. That, and the fact that he got the job done.
He always got the job done.
He sat by his lonesome this dreary, overcast morning in the lobby of a Dunkin ‘Donuts right off the bustling interstate near Trenton, New Jersey. He took a sip of his burnt coffee and read over the latest headlines.
More of the same, he mused. Oil prices jacked up, crooked politicians passing laws that favor Big Business but royally screw the little guy, the Middle East continuing it’s downward spiral to Hell.
Just then his cell phone rang.
“Hello? What? No, you got the wrong number. Idiot.”
***
The couple walked through the park under the clear sky filled with stars. They seem happy, he thought. It made him sick. He let out a deep breath that fogged in the night air, briefly blocking his view of the pair.
He had been watching the couple for a few days now, following them on their nightly strolls. Sometimes they just talked during the strolls, other times things got more interesting; lips locks, passionate embraces, make-out sessions, and the like.
He knew the course they would take through the park, along the lakeside and to down to the beach under the bridge where they would smoke a joint before turning back and taking the same path home.
As he followed them at a safe distance he still dwelled on how they could be happy in this shitty hate filled world and hissed to himself.
“Aren’t they fucking aware of how it’s all so goddamn futile? People that blissfully idiotic shouldn’t be allowed to exist. I’ll be doing them a fucking favor.”
He clutched his combat knife tightly in anticipation.
“Yes. Tonight. By the bridge. While they’re smoking their joint and pontificating about shit that doesn’t matter, then I’ll show them what does matter.”
He was at war and these two were going to be the first casualties…
But tonight fate had other intentions. Instead of dawdling along their usual path that wove its way from one boring landmark to the next, the couple decided to take a detour.
This frustrated him to no end. He had orchestrated everything so perfectly in his mind! He was an artist. This wasn’t how it was supposed to happen. THEY WERE RUINING IT!
Tracking them became harder now, and more tedious. Where were they going!? Didn’t they realize they were only prolonging their own suffering!? As his rage mounted, he grew more reckless.
After staring after them in disbelief for a few moments while they took to a wooded path, he let out a frustrated breath and jogged to catch up with him. Twigs broke under foot, his shoes scuffed and scraped at the dirt path as he charged towards the couple with a white knuckled grip on the knife hilt.
He plunged into the darkness of the path, tree branches over head blocking out the pale light of the moon. Something glistened in what little light got through. He stopped in his tracks to see the couple staring back at him, the barrels of guns pointing at him.
Who sent you, you rat-faced, pig?" the man snarled, obviously not used to doling out insults. The woman, eyes darting from side to side as if making sure no one was watching the fracas, seemed nervous.
"I, um, wanted to see some boobies," the stalker surreptitiously replied, deftly hiding the knife behind his back. "Sorry... I know I have a problem. My shrink says so... please don't call the cops."
The awkward silence that now permeated the air was palpable. By introducing an entirely unthought-of line of thinking, he had done exactly what he meant to do... make the couple with the guns pause.
“Alright,” the man finally yielded. “Go ahead, hon. Show him your tits.”
The girl stared at her boyfriend in utter disbelief. “What!?”
“C’mon, hon,” the man drove on. “Just flash him your boobies real quick, that’s all. What’s the big deal?”
The girl just stood there, silently brooding. “I can’t believe you’d actually say something like that,” she said after a lengthy and oppressive silence.
The stalker started blushing profusely. “It’s not that big of a deal, I’ll let you folks get back...”
But the man kept his gun leveled on the stalker. “Don’t you go anywhere until she shows you her tits,” he told him.
“I’m not showing this degenerate my fucking tits!”
“Bitch, you’ll fucking show him your tits while singing On Top of Old Smokey if I tell you to!”
While the couple engaged in their bizarre argument, the stalker was reminded of his parents and how they used to argue in front of him like he wasn’t even there.
This made him very sad when he was a child. Why couldn’t they have just stayed together and loved him?
His sadness turned to anger as the couple continued to bicker. Maybe he couldn’t stop his parents, but he COULD stop these two.
He whipped his knife back out from behind his back and stepped silently behind the young lady. Smooth as silk, his hand came forward and slid the blade of his knife across her throat. Before the young man could react, the knife was flying blade over hilt at him, landing in his chest and dropping him to the ground. A moment later the killer was upon him, stabbing him over and over with the gore covered knife. The silence of the dark wood was suddenly shattered by the dying man’s screams of terror.
* * *
His name was Albert Cole. He was sent to locate two of Don Timo’s missing gangsters. He was a man of few words, and even fewer friends. That’s why the Don liked to hire him for such undertakings. That, and the fact that he got the job done.
He always got the job done.
He sat by his lonesome this dreary, overcast morning in the lobby of a Dunkin ‘Donuts right off the bustling interstate near Trenton, New Jersey. He took a sip of his burnt coffee and read over the latest headlines.
More of the same, he mused. Oil prices jacked up, crooked politicians passing laws that favor Big Business but royally screw the little guy, the Middle East continuing it’s downward spiral to Hell.
Just then his cell phone rang.
“Hello? What? No, you got the wrong number. Idiot.”
***