You noticed me noticing you, the way you flicked your eyes up and down me as you gently bit your lip told me all I needed to know… although there wa...s also clearly a look of some confusion in your eyes.Apparently there was some mistake, your parents were away and you hadn’t been expecting any paying guests for the next couple of weeks but our booking paperwork was in order and after only hesitating for just a moment you welcome us in, explaining that we would have to help ourselves more than. I managed to keep in touch with my sister through letters and an occasional phone call. She wasn’t happy with her married life at all. She was pretty sure that her new husband was cheating on her to boot. After my first year in Germany, I got a letter from my sister that let me know my mom had cancer and was in a bad way. Bob had left my mom when she started to need someone to take care of her.So, Renee decided to move back home to help mom as best she could. It was shortly after she moved back. She stood up. “Did everything go well?”I nodded and held up the key. “Is this the key to the Locket I was supposed to receive?”She looked at it and nodded. “Yes. You should put it on now, so you won’t lose it. You must keep it safe and out of sight at all times.”I nodded and slipped the chain over my head. “By the way, you should have mentioned something about exiting the Vault before I left. For a second, I panicked.”Her expression seemed indifferent. “You made it back.”I looked at her and. Only Elena had gotten to my core, and only for a few beautiful months. All the days, months and years preceding her felt… empty. I had always been honest with myself. I could only be what I was, so there was really no point in lying. I was a sadistic woman, an evil woman, a manipulator and a schemer, but I didn’t think I was a psychopath. I had always identified as one simply because I saw everyone else as tools to be used, but I felt empathy; just not for most people. Only a *********** few.