End of Days: Quella (Part I)

To be honest I don't really know what started my taste for killing. I do know that I often felt that men took advantage of women and treated them with about as much respect as they would a stray dog. That is, unless they wanted to sleep with her, then they would say whatever was necessary until she gave it up. Then came the stray dog bit. Maybe I just got tired of it, wanted to turn the tables around and show them that not all women are weak. Some can see through the games you play...and you should never play games with a women who plays them better.

I suppose I got lucky in the fact that unlike most people I knew the exact date I would die, and how it would happen. I knew I would get the lethal injection and die in seconds, so it was no surprise when it happened.

In order to really tell you about my last die alive I should back it up and tell you how I ended up on death row sentenced to death.

They called me The Black Widow, my moniker. I murdered some 24 men, making me one of the few female serial killers. It was almost too easy really, I just lured the assholes in and did the world a favor. In my defense, I did a little research on my victims before luring them in. You might say I did my homework on these boys. Most of them were rapists, child molesters, wife beaters, pimps and the like.

The Test

Shauna wiped down the last table at the tiny diner where she had worked the last four years of her life. The day had been long and drawn out and she was ready to leave the smell of greasy burgers and oil behind. There was something that was weighing on her mind all day, for a couple of days infact. She was late. A week late. She was only 19, with a shitty job and enough money to afford herself and nothing else. Well, herself and a test. A test that would tell her if her life would change forever.
Shauna had always been a good girl, done what she was told, stayed on the right side of the law, respected her elders. And she also insisted that her boyfriend wear a condom when they played around. Now she would have to find out. She had never taken this kind of test before, she was nervous but needed to know.
Now it was time to wait...