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Unliving Love

Jason A Grimm


Unliving Love

  By Jason A Grimm

  Copyright 2013 Jason A Grimm

  Table of Contents

  Acknowledgments

  Prologue – The End

  Chapter 1 – The Funeral

  Chapter 2 – Memory Lane

  Chapter 3 – This Old House

  Chapter 4 – Home Sweet Home

  Chapter 5 – A Little Loud and Peaceful

  Chapter 6 – The First Entry

  Chapter 7 – Rise and Shine

  Chapter 8 – Time to go Home

  Chapter 9 – Long and Silent Ride Home

  Chapter 10 – The Next Entry

  Chapter 11 – The Story of Warren Montgomery

  Chapter 12 – The Night Before

  Chapter 13 – The Big Game

  Chapter 14 – Overnight Watch

  Chapter 15 – Day of Rest

  Chapter 16 – Entries

  Chapter 17 – Halfway Home

  Chapter 18 – Last of the Entries

  Chapter 19 – Last Day

  Chapter 20 – Back Home

  Chapter 21 – Setup at the Old House

  Chapter 22 – Grant in a Shiny Hybrid

  Chapter 23 – Bad Night

  Chapter 24 – Love and the Ass

  Chapter 25 – Secrets of Wesley’s Private Journals

  Chapter 26 – Tracy’s Confession

  Chapter 27 – Plan

  Chapter 28 – Supply Run

  Chapter 29 – Preparation

  Chapter 30 – Out of Body

  Chapter 31 – Springing the Trap

  Chapter 32 – The God of Warren Montgomery

  Chapter 33 – Knock, Knock

  Epilogue – The Beginning

  Acknowledgments

  First and foremost I have to thank Dena for being there for me and believing in me, especially when I didn’t. Thank you for the pep talks that kept me going. Thank you for reading every chapter as I wrote it and fixing my little mistakes. I love you! Not sure I would have gotten this far without you.

  Thank you Jackie for volunteering to help me edit when I thought my eyes were going to start bleeding. It’s that much better now because of you.

  Thank you Joyce for un-mercilessly tearing this apart and helping me make it into something I am extremely proud of.

  Thank you to everyone who read it along the way and gave me feedback.

  Prologue

  The End

  We met by complete chance me being in the right place at the right time I suppose. The moment I saw her I knew she was special, one of a kind. I also knew that our paths would be intertwined, I just wasn’t exactly sure how at the time. I can honestly say that I had never seen anyone like her in my entire twenty-two years of life, and I am sure I never would either.

  We had met years ago on Halloween night. There was a huge party at an old abandoned house in my town. I was only sixteen when we met but it wasn’t till later on that we became close. It took me a long time to get her to warm up to me, I was persistent though.

  I just couldn’t get her out of my mind once I saw her.

  It actually took me a few weeks before I got up the courage to try and find her to talk to her.

  There really wasn’t anyone who I could talk to about my particular situation. My best friend Mike was the only one who I got up the nerve to tell, but he just thought I was crazy. We hung out here and there after I told him but he eventually just stopped coming around. He just couldn’t understand no matter how many times I tried to explain it to him. I was even going to have her talk to him but he never agreed to come over. I tried to stay friends with him. I’d call and text, send an email or two but eventually he even stopped answering those and so my best friend for nearly half my life was gone.

  Losing Mike as a friend was upsetting, one of the worst things I’ve ever had to deal with. She was there for me though, even when no one else was. She listened when no one else did, cared when it seemed that no other soul did. It was then that I knew I was in love with her. It was at that moment that I knew I was in love with a spirit and that I had to be with her.

  That is why I made my decision to do what I did. I wanted to control when I went out so I could be with the one I love. It wasn’t because of my family or my now lack of friends. I know deep down that if I ever really needed Mike he’d be there. It was solely to be with the one I love. I assure you that I am happy and in a good place. Please don’t be sad for me. This was my choice and who knows maybe you’ll see me around.