Dream Girl Over Sister
"Her injury—you know, the one you caused when you pushed her down the stairs—left her with permanent damage. Try to be more understanding. I've had the small attic room cleaned out for you. You'll stay there from now on."
I glanced up at the dark, cramped attic space. It used to be nothing more than storage for old junk.
But I didn't complain. At least it was a place to sleep.
At school, eight of us were crammed into a tiny, poorly ventilated-dorm room.
On hot, humid nights, I would wake up drenched in sweat, feeling like I was suffocating under the weight of an invisible stone pressing down on my chest.
But even that wasn't the worst of it.
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