The door flung open, he stood upon the threshold, his appearance all In awry.
He lit up the candle, bright sparks illuminated, reflecting upon the desolate & Pale face of him, -Ryan, my bride groom-.
Those Eyes of his were completely strange, distant & without human feelings.
I backed away in sheer horror while he advanced towards me, I looked around me for means to escape, he was between me & the door.
He held on to me, roughly, took a hold of the ribbon that tied the corsage of my peignoir, ripped it through.
My body began to tremble, this wasn’t the Ryan I knew. His face, at this moment, insipid as a turbot.
I hit him through his midsection, reaching for the door & the stairway beyond. Sobbing with relief I made a narrow escape.
Until, I felt him yank my hair, I let out a scream, he smashed my head right against the hard wall.
I was knocked out, Cold. But then, his muffled voice, assaulting me, while I drifted to midnight darkness.
Best Wishes,
Lawson
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Kenneth Obtiar, MAR183, Art Appreciation, Moment, MQ2