Parasitic LiquidA Chapter by Rae It was even colder behind the door than in the hallway. Just walking in the room took great effort. I knew it was the right room. I saw my mother step out from the curtain's shadow. Her eyes were red from tears, and Kat sat in the chair with puffy eyes. That made me cry even more. I knew something horrible had happened. "I think I should go now. Text me later, okay?" "Okay." One last hug, then he was off. "Come on, honey. You should see him now." "Wait... No, nevermind. I can answer that myself in a second." And I turned to see who was behind the curtain... I couldn't help letting out a loud, blood curdling shriek. I had been right about who it was. Sure it had been five years since I last saw him, and he had tried to kill me then. So what if he didn't care that I was only eight years old? I still loved him all the same, and it killed me to see that. After all, he was still my father, whether I liked it or not. It had been eight hours since I saw it, and now it was in the early hours of the morning. I just couldn't get that image out of my head... It was like a parasitic liquid, leaking into the crevasses of my mind and sticking. I saw his mangled, twisted body, covered in blood. his right foot was backwards. His left foot was... Well, that's just it. I didn't know where his left foot was. It was a mere bloody stump at the base of his leg. Three gashes had placed themselves upon his right arm. Another larger one was laid across his face. I had been so off in my guessing... How could this have happened? Who would want to do this to my daddy? And more importantly why... No. Mother was right; I needed to get off the subject at once! But I was restless... I had good reason to be though. After all, someone had attempted to murder my daddy. I'm pretty sure their success would come through within three days or so. I was spending every moment I could with my dear father... In fact, I was at his side whenever it hit me like a ton of bricks. I knew exactly who would want to do it. But why? That one question remained. Just that one. I had everything else figured out, or so I thought. I knew she would be here at the hospital tomorrow to see my father with her false sorrow... I would beat her until she resembled raw hamburger patties even more than my father. With all the anger inside me, I probably could. And I wouldn't have one drop, not one molecule of remorse. No regret over it to be found in my entire existence. This was war. © 2011 RaeReviews
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