Rejected, Now Wanted
My hand went to my chest, as I tried to hold back my wince of pain, still staring down at his trembling frame around his sister's body.
His people also joined him. I only stared at them as I didn't know what to do or say at that moment. After some minutes, they all stopped crying, Albert still panting as he held his sister’s dead body.
In that somber tableau, the little girl's presence lingered—an innocent soul lost to the unforgiving hands of fate. Her stillness painted a poignant picture of life's fragility, a stark reminder that even the purest souls could be engulfed by the darkness that sometimes shadows our path. As I stood there, a silent witness to this tragedy, my heart became a rep
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