Innocent Devil's Harem Ch. 10
-- Kai discovers his Busty Girlfriend may have her own Secret.
Submitted: October 15, 2020 to Literotica (Copyright Kaizer Wolf)
Edited: August 11, 2021
Tags:
harem, supernatural, shifter, big tits, redhead, blonde, MILF, succubus, mystery
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- CHAPTER 10: Disclosure -
"What was that about?" Gabriella finally asked, once we'd driven in silence for a few minutes.
I sighed heavily. "He thinks it's me, of course," I admitted.
She was immediately alarmed. "Should we run away then?" she asked seriously.
I shook my head. "He doesn't
know
for a fact that I'm the Impaler, so running away would pretty much confirm it for him. Plus, he said he wants to find the guy to thank him."
"Thank him?" she repeated in shock. "For what?"
I grimaced, taking a deep breath, before beginning to recount the whole story to her. Of course, she already knew about my first kill now, thanks to Nick talking about it, so I elaborated on what it was like from my perspective as a little kid. And then, I dropped the bomb on her, regarding how that woman was actually Nick's mother, and the baby who actually survived was the little sister he mentioned.
I also realized he'd hinted at it earlier, when he said his mom died almost a decade ago, and that his step-father had moved them away from the city shortly after she passed away.
"I'm sorry," Gabriella finally whispered when I was finished sharing everything. "I knew he had been talking about you, of course, but I hadn't thought about how it affected you. No child should have to witness something like that."
I sunk down in my seat a little, sincerely feeling depressed just thinking about it. "Yeah, it was honestly really traumatizing. I still have nightmares about it, even after all these years. It's so bad sometimes, I'll wake up transformed."
"You know it's not your fault, right?" she said quickly. "There was nothing you could have done to save her. I mean, you were only nine years old!"
I nodded weakly. Of course, I knew she was right, but it didn't help the guilt much, especially now that the memory was fresh in my mind again. However, discovering that the baby survived did help. A lot. I supposed even though I felt like I failed, I technically didn't.
A life existed today thanks to me.
Taking a deep breath, I let it out slowly. "Well, the good thing is, Nick doesn't know for sure it's me. And as long as I stop, like you mentioned earlier on our way back from the mall, then it will end up as a closed case." I sighed. "It's just..."
"Hard to stop," she finished for me.
It wasn't a question.
She knew how I felt, having said as much earlier, with her feeling guilty for even suggesting it. Not to mention, my perception of the world was significantly larger than a normal person. If I sensed something going on five or ten miles away, possibly in a house behind closed doors, could I really just ignore it and turn a blind eye?
I mean, stuff
did
happen, and I did turn a blind eye most of the time, because I didn't feel like it was my job to come to everyone's rescue. However, those situations usually just involved a lot of yelling and screaming, not killing.
Either way, 'coming across' an incident was very different for me than it was for a normal person.
Unexpectedly, Gabriella sat up straighter, looking like she'd just been hit with an idea.
"What if you worked
with
the police?" she wondered. I looked at her in shock, prompting her to clarify. "I mean, what if you worked with Nick and Serenity, specifically. You would have to let them in on your secret of course, but--"
She cut off when I grimaced, with me not liking that idea at all.
Gabriella quickly continued. "It's just an idea, Kai. Just hear me out for a second."
I nodded weakly.
"You could just tell them where the bad guy is, and then they could handle it. For them, if they shoot the perp, then it's as an officer of the law, so there wouldn't be a problem."
I sighed. "But that wouldn't work," I replied. "First, they're both detectives, so they don't usually do that part of the job." I frowned, knowing I never would have been okay with my lifelong friend becoming a cop if she was going to be put in harm's way on a daily basis. I cleared my throat. "Not to mention, I don't like the idea of putting Serenity in danger like that," I admitted out loud.
Gabriella sunk back in her seat. "Oh, I guess you're right. I'm sorry."
I shook my head, reaching over to grab her hand.
She jumped in surprise by the unexpected affection, before quickly intertwining her fingers in mine, eyeing me cautiously to make sure it wasn't too much. However, probably due to the mood of our conversation, I found that I was