Diary of the Pirate Killer

Diary of the Pirate Killer by Jenn Vakey

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use him as a decoy if they ever catch on.  Part of me is actually glad he’s gone right now so I can make sure I take my time to get it all right.  I don’t want to make a mistake and all of this have been for nothing.  I’m growing really antsy, though.  I want to feel him around me and feel him in my arms.  The vessels will suffice for now, but I know it won’t be too long before even they aren’t enough.  I want him.  I want to feel his body against mine.  I know that it will take a little time for him to grow strong enough, but I wish it could just happen now.  I just hope it doesn’t take too long.
     
    1/11/09- I found the next vessel.  It was strange.  I took the list I made of potentials out with me today to see if I could find any of them.  He was the first man on the list, a guy named Brad Palmer.  He was actually a cop before he retired last year.  I almost skipped him, because I was considering the possibility that only younger men would have the energy to make Justin stronger.  I’m glad I didn’t!  He may be forty but he doesn’t look it.  He actually looks younger now than he did when we worked together a few years back.  I guess he’s decided to use his retirement to get out there and do stuff.  He was carrying his bike out of the front door of his house when I pulled up.  I knew as soon as I saw him that he was the one.  It wasn’t just a feeling that I had; he had a glow around him.  It was like Justin was around him, making sure I knew that he was the perfect one. 
    Now I’m even more excited!  I have to say, I’m actually enjoying this part of things more than I thought.  I had assumed this would just be like work and the time with them would be the part that I liked.  Following them and getting to know their routines and habits is great, though!  I know it’s a little silly, but I feel almost like a hunter, or maybe a spy.  It’s so exciting to watch them while making sure they don’t see me.
     
    1/14/09- Work sucks!  That’s all I have to say.
     
    1/17/09- I went to the bar again last night.  After listening to Wilcome talk about only having a few months to catch “this guy” before another man was taken, I almost left work and grabbed the vessel.  I wanted more than anything to make him look like a fool.  I was actually on my way out of the station when I stopped myself.  I can’t act out of emotion like that.  When people are emotional, they make mistakes.  I can’t risk making one and leaving something behind.  Justin isn’t even close to strong enough yet.  I have to remain hidden until he is.
    I decided to hit the bar after leaving to try and calm myself.  As I did last week, I walked in and gravitated toward a random guy.  It didn’t really calm me at all, but I have to make sure that I appear unattached.  This time I started making out with him.  I felt like I was going to throw up and cry at the same time.  The bar was pretty full, though, so I wanted to make sure enough people saw it.  It definitely drew a crowd.  After a few minutes I acted like I was getting a phone call and walked out to take it.  I went straight to my car and drove home.  I barely made it through the front door when I broke down.  I know that it’s important to keep up appearances, but I don’t think I can go that far again.  I can flirt and stuff, but that was just too hard.  Oh, I can’t wait to have Justin back.  I just wanted to curl up in his arms last night and cry.  I miss him so much.
     
    1/18/09- I got called out to this gas station robbery today.  Oh lord, criminals are so stupid.  This guy, some nineteen year old kid, walked into the gas station with a water gun.  It did actually resemble a real gun, but come on!  That’s not even the worse part.  After he walked around the entire store and grabbed some snacks and a case of beer, he proceeded to put on a mask and walk to the register.  What on earth was he thinking!  What was

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