Father's Touch_Away from Home_On the bench_And The World Was Never the Same (pt.12 of Mutants ve
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Father's Touch
"I don't want to see you." Six words that finally hit the nail on the head, a coffin that was now sealed on all ends and ready to be buried. Words that made me feel like I needed the earth to open up and swallow me, because surely what I had tried to manage, this rocky relationship with my father, couldn't be salvaged after these words that he just threw at me, looking at me squarely in the eye, emotions and sensitivity out the door. I was 21-years-old, but I wanted to cry out like a baby deprived of food. It wasn't like we had ever had a rosy relationship. My father had never paid either myse...
Away from Home
The old wooden cabin bathed in a warm golden glow after Tim lit the last candle. The frosty blue light from the heavily falling snow outside was held at bay by the warm radiance coming from the candlelight and the crackling fireplace. A smile stretched over Tim’s lips only to be wiped away by Penelope pouring another glass of wine in the kitchen. As Tim walked over to the cupboard, he was about to say something, but swallowed it for the peace to continue. She emptied her glass and brought a steaming pot to the small wooden table in the middle of the cabin. Tim sat at the table and Penelope joi...
On the bench
Winter was about to start. People were going hither and thither, wearing mufflers, and overcoats. Some of them were doing their shopping. Stray dogs hid in some warm places. It was exactly 4:30 a.m. Delia was leaving for her best friend’s birthday party. It has been one and half years since they met. Their friendship bond was such close that many times people would get confused whether they are siblings or friends. Both of them were alone in the city, until they met each other. They were far from their home for studies.Delia was carrying a small box of present, covered with pink wrapper. The b...
And The World Was Never the Same (pt.12 of Mutants versus Witches)
I glared at the gaggle of people that moved past me, annoyedly shifting my legs to let them pass.Glancing once more at my phone, I swore when I realized the press conference hadn't started yet. "Are you done yet?" I asked one of the newbies irritatedly, forgetting to keep my voice down.He rolled his eyes and continuedwww.onedoor.cc wiring his computer to the television. It buzzed on, and I switched to the channel and began waiting. Elysse came down the staircase, looking besieged as she carried a bucket of laundry. Her hair was messily done up in a bun, and I called her over. "Ellie, come here!" Then I look...