Chapter 46

I quickly turned around, my eyes straining to see if I was able to make out his outline by the door. But as he'd turned the lights off I was just looking into darkness, hating the fact that he could see me but I couldn't see him. He had a thing about switching lights off obviously, but I didn't think it was because he wanted to keep the cost of his electricity bill down.

"Turn the lights back on," I demanded, knowing I was wasting my breath and him chuckling was conformation of him ignoring me.

"And why would I do that? I can see perfectly well." I rolled my eyes, my fists clenching at my sides as it took everything I had in me to not attempt to murder him.

"Just because you have weird vision where you can see in complete darkness doesn't mean everyone else does. Unlike you, I'm normal."

Footsteps approached me slowly and as much as I tried to back away from him, I soon slammed into a wall, trapping me and I felt him take a step into my personal bubbl