Her Story
Daddy took me and ran through the wall, locking it just when the male with red eyes aimed his sword at us.
He sprinted for a long time, holding me close and crying mom’s name. We came out to a river, he put me in a small boat and after some time I saw our house on the horizon. It was on fire. Mommy won't come back anymore. And I won’t cry.’
I was brought back from this memory by a crying Jocelyn.
“Oh my G-god, Sky, y-you were scream-ming. I came in here, and, and you were on the floor.” She stuttered. I cut her off, raising a hand.
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