The Nightlife: Paris (The Nightlife Series) - Plot & Excerpts
I did return to sanity. And I continued to serve him in all ways, never once balking his authority. He gradually relaxed his vigilant watch over me. But this marked a change in our hunting frequency. Julian feared the large patrols. The sight of my beloved Paris under the Boche conquerors angered me no end. I ached to rend and tear their flesh. I wanted to kill them all, the stinking, filthy Boche ruining my country. I could barely contain the violent urges that constantly assailed me. The only peace I found was on the collar and chain where I could work off this frustration. I poured my aggression into service to Julian, enthusiastically submitting to his violent perverse demands. What he didn’t grasp was the simple truth of suffering observed by Friedrich Nietzsche, “That which does not kill us makes us stronger.” Forged in the secret fires of hatred in my heart, Julian’s abuse tempered the steel in my character. I learned to close my mind to him. I knew what his thoughts and emotions were at most times, but I developed a privacy wall to keep him out of my inner sanctum.
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