There is a Rikimaru in the class. He talks to me often like a friend, but divided we stand. Last year, when I was having a relationship (and a failed one at that) he would windwalk to me and say the bad things about her and asked me why did I pick her in the first place.

Best, he went to her, and told her the bad things about me, and asked her why did she pick me in the first place.

Whatever relationship I had, He HAD to Backstab and butt in like on a Rampage. Then, after we broke, he would do a WALL OF REPLICA and hide his real feelings, and ask me why did I ended up with such bad terms with her, and that he could do anything to HEAL the situation.

I would Silence you, if I could. Don't try to PURGE things out of me. I will Dismember you.

Now, I got Denied of my Aegis Of The Immortal. He seemed to butt in with whoever I liked and just Smokescreen the situation. He thinks he has close relationships with them, and never fails to talk about some girl whenever we brought out something.

Is it a sign of showing-off the i-know-her-more-than-you-do idea? Only he, behind the Eye of Skadis, will know.

Hey, Stealth Assassin, if you are reading this, you should know who you are.

THE END.

OK here's the book overview:

The thriller is about Dr. David Hunter, previously a forensic anthropologist (some ass that studies dead bodies) who moved to a random isolated Norfolk village, Manham, for a position of GP. Then, a bizarrely mutilated body of a young woman, Sally Palmer. Another body was found soon after that. Then another. Then one day, Hunter's girlfriend fell prey to the sadistic murderer(s). Will Hunter, along with Mackenzie, the local police officer, find the murderer in time to save Jenny?

So yeah this is my version of the overview. Overall, I find this thriller really captivating, it'll be hard to put the book down as events chained together one after another, each will fuel you with the urge to flip the page.

I zipped through the pages as I REALLY HOPE JENNY NEH DIE.

Well, the ending, along with the murderer(s)' identities were really out-of-the-expected, and overall satisfying. Furthermore, I learnt a lot of English vocabulary from the book as it is BRIMMING with it. Really nice descriptions of the environment, the feelings of the people, and the madness of the states the bodies were found.

So much for a $1 book I bought from the Popular Book Sales =D Feeling rewarded after reading this book. I recommend this book to anyone that likes dead people, uh violence, mystery, thrillers or are just finding new ways to kill your enemies =D jk