Chapter 69

Despite this, the need to eat was more intense than ever. It required everything I had in me to be able to concentrate on one thing at a time rather than all of the rapid heartbeats that were going on around me, which were pushing blood through their bodies.

The mere notion of it caused my teeth to clench in eager anticipation.

Even though I could hear a feeble voice in the back of my head telling me to pull myself together and not let it finish like this, I didn't give a damn about what it had to say.

Since I'm the last person in the queue, I have complete freedom to do as I like now.

This is the end. There is no longer a justification for me to conceal the real me.

Because this is my final opportunity to have fun before I pass away, nothing else truly Kristoffers anymore.

"Moriah?"

That was a voice I was all too familiar with, Leon.

I don't know how many times I have to tell him to stop calling me that before he finally listens.