A Letter To My Sisters Novelas e Histórias

It wasn’t a bond that needed to be felt through the will of the Goddess. Thanks to Darci, the letter had come swift and after I read the contents, I burned it after. The few words contained in the letter were ones filled with promise. I’ve waited all month for this day. Every night that I had to spend under him, every day I heard my sister’s taunts of their undying love, and every day that I had to pray I didn’t end up with child had led up to this day, in hopes that today would be a success.

Zelene Sallow: "My sister?" I frowned, and Axel looked deeply disturbed. The two of us stood face to face, staring at the letter in bewilderment. Just moments ago, we were talking about someone Axel had met, someone he claimed was me, and now I was holding a letter from my sister. Something was trying to click, but I couldn't say for sure until I had read the letter. "You never had a sister, right? This is some sort of ploy, right?" Axel smiled awkwardly, his eyes filling with tears of realization.

I replied to him. He handed me a pad of clean paper and a black pen, so I thanked him before I picked it up. I poured all my heart and soul out into this letter to show them how much they meant to me. Before I said farewell, I wrote what I really want to tell them and thanked them for everything they had done for me. Hello Mom, Dad, and Sister!

" I sighed as I finished reading Lorraine's letter out loud. Harriet and Heather shifted uncomfortably on their haunches. After reading the letter at the stream, I needed sounding boards; I needed people that had met my sister and weren't related to me. I immediately mind linked the Carter sisters. I wanted to talk to my mom and show her the letter, but I was hesitant because Lorraine admitted she thought mom had lost it. It would be different if Lorraine made it seem like she was apologetic, but she didn't. "Well?" I anxiously asked as my eyes fell over them, searching their faces for anything to give me an idea of how they felt. Harriet and Heather had met me at my library. I was sprawled

It’s this unwavering faith that has given me the courage to dream big and to face the world with a smile. As I look back on our journey, I see a path paved with laughter, shared secrets, and dreams nurtured together. I see a bond that has only grown stronger with time—a bond that has weathered every storm and celebrated every victory. Today, I want to thank you for being not just a sister, but a true friend, a confidante, and a guiding star in my life.

A single phrase danced cruelly upon the page—a clandestine confession of love between my sister and the man I was meant to escape with at dawn. "Is this some kind of joke?" My voice was a whisper lost in the silence of my once-sacred sanctuary. If I hadn’t caught them earlier, I would say it was some ploy to stop me from running away, but I had seen them already, this letter only prove more.

I wanted a closure to the situation I had with my sister, because unlike my father, she was still very much alive. Taking in a deep breath, I opened the envelope and a sob caught in my throat when I saw my sister’s familiar hand writing for the first time in nine years. I blinked my eyes a couple of times and finally sat down on the edge of the bed to read the letter, that had the potential to break or make me. Dear mama and Rory,

The last letter in the box took me by surprise, it was addressed to me. Dear Narcia, My darling Ness, if you are reading this letter now, then it is because I am no longer with you, I am sorry that it has to be this way. It is nearly your 1st birthday, you are at the moment with your mother and sisters outside, I am watching you walk around the garden talking to all the little animals you come across, your sisters keep trying to take them from you to harvest, but you just scream at them as soon as they do. You are so special Ness, I know you will do great things in the future and I am sorry that I won’t be there to witness them.

I wanted to scream, to hold him back, but I knew I couldn’t. When I stepped back inside, I froze. A letter lay on the floor by the door. My hands trembled as I picked it up. (You think you’re safe after killing my sister and leaving me with nothing? I’ll hunt you. You won’t give birth to that child of yours here on earth… but in heaven)