Unsure

~On Christ the solid rock I stand, all other ground is sinking sand.~

As Aaron entered his house, he wasn't himself. He couldn't stop his hand from trembling, the same hand she had held.

His breathing was ragged as he climbed the stairs that led upstairs to his room.

He couldn't think, he felt disoriented, violated. The warmth he had felt when she touched him was indescribable but something inside of him resisted it. He'd felt the resistance and he knew what it was.

It had almost torn his insides apart. As he unsteadily entered his room, he could feel it's oppressive presence. He sat on the carpet floor, his back against the wooden frame of his bed, his suit jacket and tie discarded to the side.

He propped his hand on his raised knee and stared out unseeing through the glass doors in front of him overseeing the expanse of his mansion.

"You were right, she is trouble." He said.

"ყơų ŋɛɛɖ ŧơ ɠɛŧ řıɖ ơʄ ɧɛř." It seethed.

"I can't." He replied.

"ɯɧყ ŋơŧ?" It growled.