He Wasn't Who I Thought He Was.|| a minific

Interlude.

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A small child and her father can be seen at the park. The child giggles with excitement as she goes down the slide. She runs around and climbs as many things as she can. The father watches from the bench as his little girl plays. The father is happy.

A small child and her father can be seen at home, sitting on their couch. The father and the child are wrapped in blankets. There are baked cookies to the side. They are watching a kids movie. The small child is fast asleep, snuggled in the fathers arms. The father is content.

A father can be seen asleep in his bed. A small child can be seen quietly opening the door and walking into the room. The small child gently shakes her father awake. "Daddy..? I had a nightmare about mommy again.. can I sleep with you?" The small child asks. The father agrees, and lets the small child onto his bed. He holds her close to him, promising that she will be safe. The father is protective.

A small child and her father can be seen at a birthday party. It's the child's birthday. Nobody came, so it's just them two. There are many decorations and balloons around the house. There is a cake and many presents on the table. The father knew nobody would come, but he still wanted her to have an amazing birthday. He made sure she wasn't lonely. The father promises to take the best care of his daughter.

A small child his parents can be seen at the park. The child is not allowed to play with the other kids, so he sits on a bench. His parents will not let him play. The child is left out.
A small child and his parents can be seen at home. His parents are hitting him, and berating him. The child is upset.
A small child can be seen awake in bed. He is unable to sleep due to nightmares. He is not allowed to ask to sleep with his parents. The child is terrified.
A child can be seen at home by himself. It is his birthday. His parents did not care. He sits in his room and cries. The child is lonely.