Chapter 35
A lightning storm had rolled in in the middle of the night. Lightning flashed across the sky and thunder soon followed.
In the down town area of Ohmtown, Omar had bought himself a month's worth of cocaine. He avoided other people, as according to him, they became distorted and deformed, as if they became demons.
Ever since he shot the two demons, he feared that other demons would hunt him down.
However, one of them said something about Angel and some sort of prostitution ring bust. "Angel," he groaned, "I'm going to hunt you down, hunt you down like a dog."
Omar struggled to keep his footing, but kept running into trash bins, knocking them over. "Where are you? Where are you hiding? You're with that old bastard! You left me for him!" he said, aloud, but the only thing that responded back was the lightning and thunder.
At Mok's mansion, Angel awoke to the storm outside. Mok was sound asleep beside her. She got up and dressed herself in her t-shirt and walked up to the window. The lightning cracked across the sky and the thunder echoed.
Angel admired lightning storms, but this one was perhaps the most violent than any other storm she remembered.
She was about to close the drapes when something caught her attention outside. A dark shadow was standing beside some trees and she looked at it, she was certain that it was looking back at her.
A flash of lightning illuminated across the sky and Angel's heart stopped when she saw the face of her ex-boyfriend, Omar.
Angel stepped away from the window, her heart was pounding, but then, she hit something behind her.
She turned around and stared at Omar, he was holding a gun and he took aim at her head and fired.
Angel awoke with a gasp and began to pant. It was a dream, she realized, but it seemed too real.
"Angel?" Mok asked as he awoke.
"I'm fine, just a bad dream," she assured him. He looked into her eyes, there was fear in them.
"It must've been a night terror," he said and started to gently rub her back.
Angel's eyes were heavy and she decided to shut them and was asleep, again.
'It must've been Omar, no doubt in my mind,' Mok's thoughts said to him.
Thunder boomed outside and Mok listened and he then went back to sleep.