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Special Chapter: Daughters

Angel: It's an Anniversary Chapter! Wow, it's been one year since I wrote this story. I still can't believe that this story will have this support and love that you all gave. I can't leave a word to stand my thankfulness for your supports, not only in this story but in my others. May you all know that I am very thankful and happy that you gave this a shot. It all started with my boredom mind and turns out in this achievement (as I called it, because it was, for me). Again, thank you, thank you to all of you for reading my novel, and for those who will read the others, I really do appreciate y'all. Thank you for loving Prince and Tine! I love you all! ♡ Now, enjoy this Anniversary chapter, this is for y’all.

Anica Fhey Tan’s POV

“I TOLD you Anica Fhey, you can’t go out from this house. “ madiing sabi ni Daddy.

“But, Dad . . .” Pinalambing ko pa lalo ang aking boses habang naka-yakap ang braso ko sa braso ni Daddy.

“I already said no, Anica.” He hissed. Susuko na sana ako nang pumasok si Mommy sa office ni Daddy. Kaagad akong tumayo at tumakbo papunta kay Mommy, ‘tsaka nag-lalambing na niyakap s’ya, yumakap din s’ya sa akin pabalik.

“What’s up, sweetie?” My Mom’s voice was so soft every time she talk to us, specially to Dad.

“Mom, can I go out with my friends later?” I asked her. We have hang out together with my friends later, at 11 PM, but unfortunately Dad isn’t allowing me to go out. But, Mom can’t resist me, so I’ll convince her nalang.

“Ask your Dad, if he says no, then don’t go out.” Bumagsak ang balikat ko at tuluyan nang nawalan ng pag-asang papayagan akong umalis. Dumistansya ako kay Mommy, at yumuko.

“But . . . I rarely go out,” I whispered. “I don’t hang with my friends everyday, so why?” I asked myself, as if it I can answer my own question. Naramdaman ko ang pag-lapit ni Dad sa gawi namin ni Mommy.

He held my chin and made me look at him. I’m already 20 years old, my Mom and Dad’s already in their 40’s, but their good looking faces will never fade from the past years and will never be fade along the years ahead.

“Me and your Mom are not allowing you and Anisha to go out, because we’re thinking about your safety. Anong oras ka aalis? 11 PM? Anong oras ka uuwi, umaga na? You think it’s a good idea?” He paused, and stared at me a few moments before talking again, “I told you, you and your friends can hang out, here at our house. Kahit dito mo pa sila patirahin, there’s no problem with that. But, if your going out, that’s a big NO.” he held my cheek and caressed it gently, its like he's convincing me to understand him.

“Don’t hate me, nor your Mom because we’re not allowing you to do whatever you want to do that against our rules. It’s for your own's sake, Anica, I hope you understand that.” He hugged me, and kissed the top of my head.

“I understand, Dad.” I said.

“Good.” He pulled out. I smiled genuinely, and sway my body. “But can I sleepover in Claire’s house instead?” I wiggled my brows. Claire is my best friend, their house’s just in front of ours.

Dad sighed, and I heard Mom’s chuckled. Dad glanced at her and walk towards my Mom, naglalambing na yumakap kay Mommy.

Here we go again . . . Sana all.

“Babe, I’m tired arguing with our daughter.” He sighed, and I pouted.

“Payagan mo na kasi, ikaw naman.” Tumawa si Mommy.

“Please, Dad, Mom.” I hugged them.

“Fine, whatever. Umuwi ka ng maaga, Anica Fhey Tan, ha.” Dad strictly said.