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The game was going as usual and as we played up hole #9, which runs parallel with the driving range, we saw James picking up balls. We all glanced at one another and laughed as I dropped a ball down and grabbed my wedge. Poor son-of-a-bitch never saw it coming. One minute the ball is sailing in the air, and the next we see James twitch and fall to the ground. Finally one of us had hit him! We all stood laughing and high fiving over the accomplishment. We then noticed that James hadn’t gotten up yet. I told the other two to finish out the game and I’d meet them at the truck as I ran to see if he was ok.
 
When I got to James, I noticed that there was blood coming out of his head. I shook him a little to see if there was any reaction. He groaned a little bit and I sighed in relief. As his eyes opened I noticed they were completely blacked out by his pupils. “Shit,” I thought, “I fucked him up pretty bad”. First I thought about taking him to the hospital but didn’t want to explain how this had happened. I couldn’t just leave him there, and I know that if I took him back to the truck my friends would never let me hear the end of it. I’d be called faggotbitch, lover boy, and all kinds of shit for the rest of my life. It was then that I decided to kill him. It was as if his black eyes could see directly into my soul and discover the darkest secrets I held. I had to make sure no one knew these things about me, especially not him. I stood up and looked around. The guys had finished and were back at the truck waiting. I had to make this quick. I raised my wedge above my head and brought it down as hard as I could into the side of James’ head. I struck right against the temple and saw his body go limp. I felt for a pulse and found nothing. I even felt for his breathing but there was none. Knowing I wasn’t the only person on the course that day, I hurried to grab my clubs and get to the truck, leaving James there all alone, dead.
 
That was just the beginning though. It was as if I had now developed a thirst for blood. It has been 7 years since I killed James at the golf course. In that time I have killed 10 more people. All of them were strangers from the city not far from where I live. All of them with a different style. I’ve strangled, slashed, gashed, shot, bludgeoned, drowned, and gassed people until I found exactly what “gets me off”. I have to admit, this method won’t be an inexpensive one, but then again, what hobby is?