Controlled Chaos (Deadly Dreams Book 1)

Controlled Chaos (Deadly Dreams Book 1) Read Online Free PDF

Book: Controlled Chaos (Deadly Dreams Book 1) Read Online Free PDF
Author: H.T. Night
out and scare me as if I was in my own demented haunted house. Instead, my dream was very real. Nothing chaotic, as if the dream unscrambled and I saw the dream world perfectly clear. That was all fine and dandy, but I was dealing with the unknown fear that happens to me when I fall into this condition. Usually, I do all I can to jolt myself awake or I eventually just go back to sleep.
    Not this time. I endured the panic attack. I endured the misfiring of neurons that sent a chilling fear down my spine. I tried to look past all of that so I could concentrate on the dream.
    It was as if my dream became perfectly clear and my consciousness was watching it, as if I was in a theater watching a horror movie. I say horror movie because what I was witnessing was a nightmare. But it wasn’t a nightmare about me. As a matter of fact, I wasn’t in the dream. I was an outsider. I was watching from afar as if I was peeking through the window.
    I could see a young a man. He looked to be in his early twenties. He was really skinny, with long, black hair. His skin was pale and he seemed malnourished. He was wearing a blue windbreaker with blue sweats. He was snooping around someone’s apartment. He was going through drawers and looking in closets. I saw an older man come home, and the long-haired guy was hiding behind the door. The old man knew someone was in his apartment. He crept around and made his way into the bathroom where the man was hiding in the shower.
    The old man yelled out, “Who’s there? I know you’re in there. I can hear you breathing.” The old man now seemed to be a little bit of a bad ass. This wasn’t his first rodeo or break-in.
    The man hiding in the shower didn’t answer. The old man grabbed a baseball bat that was at the side of his bed. He must have kept it in his room for this very reason. He yelled out one more time. He knew the man was in the bathroom. “I’m calling the cops. I know you’re in there!”
    Suddenly, the long-haired man jumped out of the shower and tried to run to the hallway.
    Then the old man did something foolish. He should have let the guy run out. He hit the young kid in the back as he ran by with the metal bat. The long-haired kid fell to the floor and the old man jumped on top of him. The young guy was far too strong; he chucked the old man’s body off of him. The old man got up and put his body in the doorway.
    “Fucking move. You fucked me. I didn’t fuck you!” the younger man yelled out.
    The old man didn’t budge. The young man grabbed the bat that the old man had dropped by the door.
    “Look, it didn’t have to go like this. You gave me no choice.”
    “I cut you off. That was all I did.”
    “Then you owe me.” The young man took a swing at the old man and yelled at him to get out of the doorway.
    “Fuck you, Felix, you’re a lying, cheating scumbag!” the old man yelled.
    Then Felix snapped. He hit the old man over the head with the metal bat. The old man tried to protect himself, but the force of the bat was too much. He collapsed on the ground and the young did the unthinkable; he smashed the old man’s skull in with one good swing. Felix looked on in horror. Blood was all over his face and clothes. Felix ran out of the old man’s house.
    Then the dream ended, and it was just in time. I thought I was going to have a heart attack. It was the longest seizure I had ever allowed myself to endure. I saw every horrifying detail. I was sweating from head to toe. I crawled out of my bed and made my way to the doorway. My arm was still stuck to my IV. I was dragging the darn thing behind me. A nurse saw me at the doorway and told me to get back in bed.
    “May I have a pen and paper?” I asked her.
    “Sure, get yourself back in your bed, sir. I will bring it to you.”
    I got to my bed and the first thing I noticed was that it was still dark. I had only been asleep for maybe an hour since Steve left.
    The nurse brought me a pen and paper and I wrote down every
Read Online Free Pdf

Similar Books

Venus Envy

Rita Mae Brown

Monday's Child

Patricia Wallace

Clang

E. Davies

The First American Army

Bruce Chadwick

All Through The House

Janice Kay Johnson

American Prince

Tony Curtis

Rainbow High

Alex Sanchez