Novel & Cerita Leaving My Unfair Home

The sound of dripping water somewhere deeper in the dungeon echoes through the corridor. "Well, it really doesn't matter anymore,” I say as I let out a slow breath. Aeron lifts his head, looking back at me. "What do you mean?" “I'm leaving." His brows draw together with a light frown. “You're leaving? To where?" “I'm going back home," I say as I fold my arms. “And I know my house is terrible, my aunt and cousins are awful and my life is miserable. But at least… I am not dragged unwillingly before the eyes of Omegas and called a thief.”

Everyone are sorry for his lost, everyone are affected and hurt. Three days after that day we’re finally discharge from the hospital. Mom and I already settled and talked that we will no longer stay in this country. We didn’t sale the mansion because in memories of my late Dad. Also, I left both my company and my Son’s company to someone we truly trust, Amber, Hadrian’s half sister. She is the one who sent her own Mom to prison for working illegally with Luca. Amber is just like her brother, they’re too similar. “Done, Mom!” My son informed me pulling all his baggage out of his room.

Alam na alam niya kung paano ako paantukin. "Oh yeah? I never ever thought I could survive that." I chuckled a bit. "You were so protective. I feel so honored." He said. "I just can't afford to lose someone again." sabi ko sa kanya. He sighed. I sighed. I know that this is hard for the both of us and it's not fair because we are not even doing anything wrong. The world's just unfair for us. "People come and go." He said after a long silence. "I know that, but of course, as much as possible, I'll try to prevent people from leaving. I'd beg if I have to." I told him.

I'm an avid outdoorsman, while my wife, Gabrielle Jensen, is a homebody through and through. Every time I invite her to outdoor activities like hiking, running, and swimming, she turns me down. "I hate exercising," she says. Later, someone starts an online trend of showing how lazy their girlfriend can be. I film Gabrielle being a couch potato and post it to join the trend. Everyone comments saying how she's a true lazy introvert. Then, one comment catches my eye and freezes me in place. "Isn't that the old pool queen Gabrielle Jensen? She and Caleb Fisher made quite the swimming duo back then. Their relay team brought home more than a few trophies for our school. "They were the golden

When I got home from a business trip for Thanksgiving, I discovered that my mother, who had traveled from our hometown to visit me, had been put up in the storage room. I was about to lose my temper when my mother-in-law, Patricia Fitzpatrick, rolled her eyes first. "Next time your mother comes, give us some warning. What if the neighbors find out we have relatives from the sticks? How embarrassing would that be?" My mother lowered her head under the scolding, her hands fidgeting helplessly, unsure where to put them. My husband, Ethan Fitzpatrick, noticed my expression darken and finally lowered his phone, taking his time. "That's enough. Mom's only looking out for us. "After all, everyo

She asked and tears suddenly falls again on her cheeks. "I had to." I just answered. If I would disobey my Mom, there would be a chance that she won't let me come back here anymore. Mostly, I am even afraid that I can't return here and there's a great possibility that I can't since I'm not bringing Zeke with me. " Why are world are you unfair to me? Why does the people I wanted to stay with me will leave so soon?" She cried. I went nearer to her and when I was about to reach out for her when she distanced herself to me.

He whined and I looked back at him with a raised eyebrow. "You are definitely an 8 year old" i murmured to myself. "What was that?" He didn't hear. Good. I shook my head and went straight to the bathroom. ***** I'm home....... I love this place, my room and mostly my parents. Sadly I won't be seeing all this more now. Everything over there is so different. Its better and big but, there's no place like home. Bunglow seems too much to me. I've always lived in an apartment now suddenly shifting to a big bungalow, its....scary. I always thought that it's unfair for girls to leave thier home and family to be a part of someone else's. Why? Why always a girl has to make sacrifices?

I voiced out loudly. I didn't mean to raise my voice, but I was angry at myself, at everything. Why is my life just messed up ? Why did my mum leave me when I need her the most. Why is life so unfair? Why is it so unfair to me most especially. "How would you be able to face everyone around you? would you be comfortable telling your friends, your Wife is deaf? I've never even met any of your friends Kene " I said whispering the last part.

I was left in awe because of the news my dad told us. They decided to kick me out of this huge mansion, without even considering my thoughts and feelings. "Don't worry, I already paid for a room in a sharehouse for you. In that way, you can interact with other people and learn to be normal just for once." My dad said with a cheery expression as if he's not driving his one and only daughter out of this so-called 'home'. "What are you even saying? I'm not leaving this house!" I shouted at them with glaring eyes. I hated this life, but I hate it more when I am being looked down upon by men.

She told smiling at her words I took the glass and drink the juice. After complete drinking I give back her the glass and she went out.. My life totally has changed from last week. Now I don't feel that I am burden on this family. On my brother. They always made me feel a princess of this home.. We are still living in our old home. Murat vaia wanted to change this home thinking that cheap man built the mansion but later we got to know this is our father's mansion not his. So we didn't left from here... "Khushi if you done with your thinking world then come back to the earth and help me to find a henna digaien for you" Hayat shouted at me..