Romans & histoires The Little Old Lady Who Broke All The Rules

“Violet. Roll. Good dog.” After the dog obeyed, she slapped it across the face. “Miss Violet. Violet really is such a good dog, isn’t she?” Lina laughed sweetly. “Look at this necklace. It suits her perfectly.” Then, she pulled out another photograph from her pocket—a yellowed black-and-white portrait of my mother when she was young. She shoved it onto the dog’s head, grinning with a mix of innocence and cruelty. “Violet, your mother’s back,” she said lightly. “And she’s kneeling at my feet, begging me. Aren’t you happy?”

"Well, I’m sorry if I’m not ecstatic that my daughter is going against the rules. That’s not how I want my child to be, someone who thinks the rules don’t matter, whether it’s art, societal, or business.” “I see what you mean, but these are ridiculous regulations for kids. In my opinion, they are made to be broken, with a creative intent.” "Well, I guess it’s a good thing I’m not asking you, then.” She moves towards me, bridging the gap between us, motivated by her temper. "God, you're so bull-headed. So rigid.” I huff, my heart pounding against my chest, and close the final distance between us, looking down at her, looming over her small stature. “Look who’s calling me bull-headed—the woman

I told one of the girls, who was glaring at me like I stole something from her. As I was about to annoy another one – an old woman got in and shouted, "enough ...!' Everyone's head was down, and their eyes were looking at their feet. "To your room … Immediately!" She only needed to speak to them to have them all despair, one after another. I looked at the old lady in front of me. She was not a scary, ugly witch, like the one that appears in horror movies. The opposite, though she seemed old, she was absolutely beautiful.

Bridget stops in front of a door and chimes, “This is the apartment.” Not wanting to watch them any longer, I quickly approach the door. Knock. Knock. Footsteps come rushing to the door. However, when the door opens, a little old lady is standing there. Is this her? I thought she was supposed to be about our age. The little old lady stumbles a bit. “Yes. May I help you?” The woman’s voice cracks as if she has seen better days and is now completely exhausted. I quickly reply, “Yes, ma’am. We are looking….”

The old woman slowly stood up. “Follow me.” The old lady said. Amore and Caity looked shocked at each other. Caity helped Amore up, then leaned toward Amore and whispered, “She speaks English!” They hurried up the steps after the old lady. The lady lived alone in a small three-story house. The old lady stopped at the top floor rummaging through a closet. She took out two pairs of clean clothes handing them to Amore and Caity. Amore and Caity instantly teared up out of thankfulness saying “Thank you” to the old lady at the same time. The old lady just nodded, not saying a word, then walked towards the bathroom.

It's just normal so why am I nervous at the thought of being caught? When I finally got the photo, I looked at it carefully. It's a little wrinkled. Based on the body of the person in the photo and its long hair, it is a woman's photo. What surprised me was that its face was erased and it looked like it was erased on purpose. What caught my attention was her long hair. The color is the same as Samantha's, hazel brown. I turned the picture over and was surprised to see small handwriting on it. 'You've broke my heart and I will never forgive you for that' .. that's what's written. But the very last word was rubbed and covered with the ink of the pen used for writing.

the old lady called again I raised my eyebrows,"Hmm," realization dawned at me"Sure, sure," I stepped away from Aethelfrith while the old lady performed some magic and spell to break the chains. The instant she broke the chains, Aethelfrith fell to the ground, I rushed to him. "You should take care of him immediately, otherwise he might not see dawn," the old lady said, as she arranged her bags. "Meaning?" I asked impatiently. "I would attend to him instantly rather than ask questions, if I were you," the old lady said and left the underground dungeon.

Lady Sophia said while unlocking the box to William who is sitting on a plain chair. "Uhuh..There are lot of it, I hardly remember most of it, I only knew one thing for sure." "You see, we, your elders, we are not actually the one who made those rules, like you, we also followed and respect it. They say, if you break any of those rule, you'll be shamed in the eyes of your family, or even they'll banish you and remove you from the family tree." She said while opening the box full of letters and one picture.