A year after a terrible house fire and an entire life switch-around, Halo is left homeless and fending for herself.
Living off scraps out the trash and money from begging in the upperclass neighborhood has now became her life and has left Halo in t...
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๛MERCURY
My intuition has never been wrong, especially when it's comes to Venus. I hope she knows I'm doing her a big ass favor... it's going to take her a while to open up though.
So in the mean time I've decided Halo should stay in our home.. Did I ask Venus ? No. Will she be mad? Yes.
"I want you to stay with us." I cheesed, staring at my future sister-in-law.
"I don't really think that's a good idea." She slowly replied, eating a breakfast sandwich from Mcdonald's.
"But- how?" I pouted.
"I could be a fucking serial killer.. You don't know me. Plus I'm not trying to get my ass beat for pushing up on a girl who look like she could kill me with one punch."
I busted out laughing because Venus is very rude sometimes but she'll warm up to her... eventually.
"It won't be as bad as you think. We'll clean you up and my plan will be in action. First I need to know a few things about you though."
"Ask away." She rolled her eyes.
"Right. So why are you on the street in first place? You look my age and your teeth are still white." I said in confusion.
"See, what happened was..
30 Minutes Later
"She just put you out randomly? With no explanation?" I said sadly.
"Yeah.. but I didn't really 𝘸𝘢𝘯𝘵 to be there anyways, I couldn't even consider her a mother anymore, she's a complete stranger." She ranted in a daze and her eyes were so tired. I realized she technically wasn't willingly homeless. She was 𝘯𝘦𝘨𝘭𝘦𝘤𝘵𝘦𝘥 by her own mother.
"Alright let's go." I started up my Benz but I was quickly interrupted.
"Wait!" She put the car back in park.
"Yeah?"
"Can we go pick up my things first? Around the corner at bus stop from yesterday?"
"Of course." After about two minutes, we arrived at the bus stop and she got out the car.
I watched as she pulled a plastic bag from underneath the bench that was buried under some type of cloth.
She paced back to the car before getting back inside.
