My Boyfriend Is A Campus Bad Boy

The bright, yellowish moon had slowly devoured by thick clouds that was sign of danger and bad omen. Some of the tourists who noticed the sudden darkness quickly stopped from what they were doing at that moment.

A group of elders just a few meters away from the group of Sebastian strangely looked upon the dark sky. His hair turned grey as the time goes by, but Sebastian felt his strong, inner strength.

"It's a bad omen." He said, looked through out the people who enjoyed the cold, salty wind and warm sensation came from the fire.

The old man whispered something to his wife who quickly packed her things and prepared herself to leave.

"Hurry up, honey! I know there's someone watching over us." He said, acted strangely that caught Sebastian's attention.

He couldn't heard their conversation but he felt the same way too through his expression and actions.

"Hey dude, what's wrong? People are starting to leave the place." spoke Roy who saw groups of people who quickly ran back to their rooms. "And the entire sky became too dark and gloomy!"

"He's right! What is going on?" Sandra added, narrowed her eyes as she felt afraid and nervous.

However, while the rest of the people began to panic, Sebastian remained calm and slowly stood from the cloth on the sand.

He fixed his white shirt and black trouser as he heard people screaming, yelling and running away from the particular part of the resort.

"Roy, go back to your room and bring her with you! I need to help the elders and I will follow you."

"Can you tell me what's going on? I... I can't run away without knowing the truth–"

"A witch!"

"Run away and save your lives before she killed everyone!"

Few of the people screamed loud enough to make Roy surprised. His mouth was left wide opened as his knees had become weak and trembled out of fear.

"A witch? At this generation?" Surprisingly, he couldn't believe that a witch truly existed in the modern world. Roy didn't even blink his eyes until Sandra suddenly grabbed his arms and embraced it tightly.

She gasped, looked at the dark, messy surroundings. "L– let's go! Come on, Roy! Let's leave this creepy place!"

"Hurry up! By the way, don't worry about Halora, I will get her from her room once I finished helping the elders." He said, tapped Roy's shoulders.

They were losing enough time. The witch had ruined few of the structures that was built. The lightning, the tables, the chairs and even foods was thrown to the land of sands.

"Ruuuuun, poor, low–key humans! Run for your lives! Run faster!" The creepy, horrible voice sounded off around the beach while children had strived to escape.

They held their parents hands as they ran away from the dangerous, evil witch.

"W– what the hell is that creature?" Sandra murmured when she closely saw the witch who wore all black. She was flying with a broom stick, her face were too ugly like in the movies.

Sebastian quickly pushed Roy and told them to leave and stay inside of his room until he came back with Halora.

He ran closer to the elders who struggled as they were too old enough to run as fast as a horse.

"Give me your hand, grandma, grandpa. We have no time left, but if you will trust me, both of you will be in a safe place."

"Oh, thank you for coming, young man! My wife can't walk longer than me, it would be a big help if you will carry her for me." The old man told him as he quickly tilted his head.

Sebastian carried the old woman without any hint of struggles. He gasped, looked at the old man who prepared himself.

"Let's go, grandpa!" He said, followed his lead while Sebastian didn't look back.

Fortunately, they arrived at the coffee shop that was filled with people who had tried to save their lives. Sebastian looked for the shop's workers, requested tow chairs and towels for the elders.

"Thank you for accepting all of them. Please give all of their needs at the moment! I will rescue the rest of the tourists who stayed outdoors!"

"Don't worry, Young Master. We already prepared enough food for all of them! But before you leave, don't forget to save the girl who was trapped inside of her room just two rooms away from yours."

At the moment, there was a little girl who suddenly appeared out of nowhere. She was frightened of the witch who eagerly ruined a guest's window.

"Help!"

"Help!"

Sebastian quickly ran and saved the little girl from danger. Her emerald eyes twinkled as her face were filled with nervousness and worries.

Her lips shivered, her knees were too weak that had caused her to be fragile like a glass.

"The lady in black went onto that room through the window!" She said straightforward without a blink of an eye. "H– hurry up! Before she kill the girl inside of that room."

Abruptly, he remembered Halora's frightened face. He shook his head, breathed heavily as things had brought him into a conclusion.

"I– it c– cannot be! It's been such a long, long time ago!" He whispered to cold, ravaging wind.

His blue eyes looked at the girl's worried face. He gently rubbed her little shoulders as he calmed her down.

"Don't worry, I will save the girl inside of that room. B– but before that, I want you to get inside, wait for me until I came back with her. Do you trust me, little girl?"

Sebastian's good, sweet side effortlessly unfolded. He got her trust but things was not yet done.

"Keep your words, handsome beast or I will never forgive you, never!" Her eyes widened as she threatened the last Alpha who was still existing.

He smiled, rubbed her long, blonde hair. "I promise." He answered back and winked at her before she ran into the coffee shop for her safety.

"Hold still, Halora! I'm here to save you from an evil witch!" He mumbled, stood straight as his eyes stuck on Halora's room.