Kyle Evans Doesn t Believe On God - 1413 Words

Kyle Evans didn t believe in God, a higher power, whether it be a . He didn t believe in a higher power, coincidence, or fate. The stars still didn t align, and there was no purpose in life, except that you made for yourself, and he now had hers. The fact that he was there that evening, at that very place, at that very time, was nothing but pure chance. Things didn t happen for a reason, they just were, and you played the hand you were dealt as best you could. With his vehicle parked a good distance away, on the main road, and pointed towards Eden, Kyle had arrived in Rome as dusk had fallen. The perfect time for scouting; with the majority of the office workers having departed for the day, and it being too early for the clubbers†¦show more content†¦Collateral damage his superiors had called it, and said it couldn t be helped, it was part of War. Maybe, just maybe, however, thought Evan s if there were enough, people would sit up and take notice, and although he was only one man, he d do his bit, before the moral decay of society caused the entire world to go to hell in a fucking handbasket. You ain t going no-where until I get what I fucking paid for. Evans was brought of his reverie by the harsh to of the screamed words, and his head snapped around, trying to find their source. Blue eyes landed on entrance to an alleyway and the man started at it as he heard scuffling, and the sound of a woman s voice. Probably some whore who d attempted to rip the man off, and his first instinct was to walk on, and leave whatever was to happen, to happen. It was none of his business. However, there was something in woman s tone that caused his feet to remain rooted to the ground, and his eyes on entrance to the alleyway. Not just the pain and anger evident, but it was a voice he recognised, however not one he could immediately place. Kyle Evan s, without even been aware he was doing so, began to walk and when he entered the dark lane, it was if it d he stepped into one of the vivid hallucinations that had plagued him in the veteran s hospital on his return from Afghanistan. The madwoman screaming as she knelt over the man and screamed, as she buried