THE WILD CAT
I sobbed, tears flowing freely now.
“You can’t have a normal life with those people out there,” my uncle finally said.
“What people?” I demanded.
“It’s not time for you to know,” my uncle said, making me clench my fists in anger.
“Enough!” I yelled, delivering a roundhouse kick to a dummy, sending its head flying off its body. My uncle’s eyes widened at my agility.
“You need to tell me what’s coming now,” I demanded.
He remained silent, ignoring me. I scoffed, about to walk out, when he finally spoke. “The Evil Triplets,” he uttered, causing me to stop in my tracks.