AmayaDo you know the saying: the apple never falls far from the tree? I have heard it a few times in books and the few movies I watched as a child.I have always believed it faithfully because it makes sense.The people who raise you are the ones who prepare you for the world and who make you the person you are.For many, these people are their parents. The children grow up to follow their parents' careers and become firefighters or cops, just like their fathers.I was never prepared for the world. I was groomed for obedience or death. I was not taught to count change or to order food alone in a restaurant.I was taught to keep my head down, not to wear provocative clothes, and to obey. That is all I ever knew.I grew up with the only idea that I would die when I reached my eighteenth birthday, as happens to all orphans.Going against the beliefs imposed on a child from the moment he can remember is one of the most complicated things to do. Never let anyone convince you otherwise.Th
Darien"Diagnosis?" I inquire as soon as I enter my office and find Cowboy waiting for me, as I asked.Cowboy was one of the few wolves left from my father's time in the pack, as most of them followed the Old Man into hell.He was the pack doctor since he went to medical school before his life went down the drain, and he became a Nightfall.Not that I knew much about it. The situation of the older werewolves, like Cowboy or Rocket, was known only to the Alpha of the time, my father, who brought them in the first place.All I know is that his entire family was wiped out and that Cowboy became a low-level mercenary before Rocket brought him into the group a few years before my father's death."Wherever she came from, it's a poor place. Her body shows signs of malnutrition, and she's got some broken bones that haven't healed properly.Her body is covered in scars, from knife cuts to whip marks." The wolf explains. I arch my eyebrows."Whip marks?" I'm not exactly a novice when it comes t
AmayaI run through the empty halls, counting the seconds in my head as my feet meet the frozen floor.The alarm was ringed throughout the orphanage, and the cries of the orphans, guards, and nuns could be heard outside. The chaos caused by the knife fight would be over in two minutes.Three if I was lucky. I needed to get to Cece.I walked past a few open doors of unoccupied rooms, stopping only when I reached the front of my best friend's dorm.The door was ajar, which was not a good sign, considering that we planned to leave the door locked. I walk in but immediately stop at the sight that awaits me.Cece was on the ground. A pool of blood was growing around her, staining her long curly hair.The scarlet red mixed with the naturally fiery red of the red hair also stained half of her face.Her eyes were closed, and her freckled skin was paler than usual, which was frightening in and of itself, considering how white the girl was naturally.Who had done this to her? Had my plan been d
Rockville, Missouri, The United States.DarienI close my eyes and throw my head back. My eyes closed in ecstasy the minute I spurt into the mouth of the girl kneeling in front of me.My hand tightened a little more the dark strands of his hair.The movement of her mouth swallowing everything around my member draws a soft moan from my throat.I lightly stroke her head in appreciation before releasing her.The brunette gets up from the floor, facing me with a mischievous little smile as she runs the back of her right hand over her mouth, wiping away what wasn't even there.She runs her hands through my hair and sits on my lap so I can feel that she is not wearing panties under her dress.However, before I can do anything about it, the door to my office opens. I look toward the entrance, ready to shout at whoever it is.I stop myself when my eyes meet a woman with long blonde hair, amused brown eyes, and doll-like features.Her hands are on her waist, and she arches an eyebrow as she st
Current Times, a lost place in Missouri, The United States.AmayaI move as fast as my legs can handle, ignoring the protests of my muscles as I see the hole in the fence surrounding the orphanage a few feet away from me.The sound of barking dogs, running security guards, and the chaos I leave behind when I run away rings loud in my ears, a sound that accompanies my heartbeat.The wounds on the soles of my feet bring tears to my eyes every time I step on a pebble in the dirt. But I ignore them, running even faster.To stop now is to remain in hell for the rest of my life, and I would rather die.The pleasant wind characteristic of the city whips against my face, and the cloudless blue sky above me is a sight worth beholding.The sun is intense at this time of day, with the rays beating lightly against my face, warming my skin, and the feeling of being touched by the light running through my aching body.A stark contrast to the damp, freezing place I had just come from.If I were an o
Nine years earlier, a lost place in Missouri, the United States..."Please, no," I whimpered once again. My pleas are useless and pathetic, I know. It won't work, I know.It never worked before, and I doubt it will start now, but fear prevents me from being silent.Thick tears trail down my face until they reach the hard metal against which my chest is pressed.Lying here, I feel the moisture beginning to soak through my blouse, an eloquent mixture of tears and saliva.With my back to my torturer, I am just waiting for the pain I know will come."Do you know the reason for this, Amaya?" A sob escapes from my lips when I hear Sister Ruth's voice, but I nod.I can no longer feel the side of my face from being pressed hard against the cold, stiff metal of the table.I see my reflection in the small puddle of water, mocking me by showing my weakness."I know," I reply, and I immediately regret stammering. It isn't good, and the sisters don't like it.My ten-year-old body is trembling with
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