All her life, there is only one thing that Pastel wants to have. It is the acceptance of her grandfather to their family. She was born out of mistake that her grandfather loathed so much. Although it was not her fault, she carries the burden of being the child of a mistake.
She is part of the family. She is one of them. But she barely feels it. She lives only in condominium as her grandfather never allows her to stay in their house. She was forbidden to meet her brothers. She was not allowed to talk to the other family members.
For the last 12 years, she was living feeling discriminated by her own family. Yet, she accepted her fate. For her, it was the payment for her parents' mistake. Afterall, she was the product of that damn mistake.
Until one day, everything went north. She was called by his grandfather and invited in a dinner. That simple act turned into something she cannot forget for the rest of her life.
Her grandfather hugged her. And wished her well. For Pastel's, it was the greatest gift she can receive for her 20th birthday. A gift for the mistake she once talked about.
~Stay tuned for Chapter 1~
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The Life She Talked About
Teen Fiction"Live like you are living. Rest if it is tiring. And continue. Walk again." Here's a lil reminder if you want to read Pastel's life: ~All content is a work of fiction. Read at your own risk.~ Goodluck in everything you do. Fighting! ✨🦁
