My Pet Serial Killer
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Book Details
Author(s)
Michael J Seidlinger
Publisher
Enigmatic Ink
ISBN / ASIN
1926617207
ISBN-13
9781926617206
Sales Rank
#3,028,494
Marketplace
United States 🇺🇸
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Description
Be mine, she said.
I didn't know anything until she came along.
She told me I had 'full of fight' tattooed on my insides and then she made me believe it. The first time I took someone for her I knew it was true. I was a taker. She told me she only loved the takers of this world. Of course, we all eventually get taken in the end. You know what I remember from that first time though? The sounds. It almost like the sound a baby makes when it's sighing. That's how quiet it is. I just kept needing that sound over and over again. So I took and I took and I took and I took and I took some more.
Of course, I couldn't go deep enough for her in the end. She poured salt on me and I melted into nothing.
You know that old saying? She was the type of person who tells you that dragons don't exist, and then she leads you to their caves. I never even really called her by her name even. I never really called her Claire. I just thought of her as god. I asked her what it was like studying forensics and she told me that once you know about the invisible world then the visible world didn't matter anymore.
She told me the visible world is what we're all trying to get away from. I just wanted to become invisible with her.
- Scott M., aka "Scott the Slaughter," serving back-to-back life sentences at Montgomery State Prison
She told me I had 'full of fight' tattooed on my insides and then she made me believe it. The first time I took someone for her I knew it was true. I was a taker. She told me she only loved the takers of this world. Of course, we all eventually get taken in the end. You know what I remember from that first time though? The sounds. It almost like the sound a baby makes when it's sighing. That's how quiet it is. I just kept needing that sound over and over again. So I took and I took and I took and I took and I took some more.
Of course, I couldn't go deep enough for her in the end. She poured salt on me and I melted into nothing.
You know that old saying? She was the type of person who tells you that dragons don't exist, and then she leads you to their caves. I never even really called her by her name even. I never really called her Claire. I just thought of her as god. I asked her what it was like studying forensics and she told me that once you know about the invisible world then the visible world didn't matter anymore.
She told me the visible world is what we're all trying to get away from. I just wanted to become invisible with her.
- Scott M., aka "Scott the Slaughter," serving back-to-back life sentences at Montgomery State Prison
