Part two!

Part two.

The night was unusually cold and gloomy and so was I. It held an immense weight of distress with it. Just like the weather of the night, I felt nothing but gloomy and bothered. I was cold, trapped and felt claustrophobic too. Also, the wind wasn't even doing any better than the weather. It was chilling and bothersome making the already chilling weather seem glum and dark.

The conversation with Shreyaanz uncle didn't do any good as well. It took me into questioning everything I had known about my parents since I could acknowledge my senses. The thoughts never seemed to stop skirting around my head regarding all the provided information. My mind was running over by haywire thoughts of possible truths which had an unending number of possibilities.

“I'll have to keep asking questions to reach the bottom of all of it,” I murmured, “for my little Shaur,” watching the outside world which existed out of the large wall mirror to the shadowy lawn, I made a promise to myself.

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