It had been two days since the awful party mishap, and Lillith had felt no better about the situation. The only relief that she had was that she didn’t get busted, given that she had been packing small quantities of street drugs on her person at the time. Regardless of how she had managed to “get away” from the party bust and Reed, she had never felt so alone and unsafe before. Well, maybe that’s a bit of exaggeration, she had felt that way many times in the past. Lillith had no idea what sick plans Reed might have had for her that night, but she was really glad that her steel-toed goth boots packed quite a punch against his unsuspecting ballsack. He dropped her like a sack of potatoes and she had taken off running.

Unfortunately, her and Coops got separated that night… since he kind of passed out on the floor and all. She had heard rumors that he was in custody. Remembering the heat he was packing and the drugs he was on - and possibly carrying - she knew he would probably be out of the picture for a while. As dumb as he was, and threatening at times, he did care for her safety more than anyone else she knew. She was alone now, to tend to her own safety, with a killer on the loose. And by killer, she means Reed. Lillith had heard the dark-haired girl mention his name, and Lillith wouldn't forget it. Reed, Reed, rhymes with weed.

Lillith hadn’t been to class since before the party, being either to doped up, or too scared to leave her dorm room. She didn’t want to run into Reed again, definitely not while she was walking alone. But, as much of a slacker as Lillith was, she actually cared about what she was getting her degree in and didn’t want to flunk out because of something like this.

After sucking in a sharp breath and as much courage as she could muster, Lillith walked out of her dorm. She had her bag packed with her charcoal and canvases and was heading to the studio to put in some hours. The studio was a long walk from her dorm, and she spent it nervously looking over her shoulders and flinching at ever bird and bee passing her by…