Ballons

chapter 1: the intro into a violet abis

Once upon a time is a huge understatement to this story. There aren't any fairy godmothers or giant beanstalks of any kind whatsoever. If you were expecting a sappy, heartfelt, happy ending your heading towards the road of unhappy feels. If you chose to read on I suggest you grab some p​opcorn and through on some pjs, the stories about to start

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Ballons
Chapter one: the intro into a violet abis

Patient- violet summers

Day-365
Problem- seen too many doctors
I imagin Dr. Brooklyn writing this on her Clip board while she clicks her pen. Click click. I've had my share of therapists come and go. All say the same thing. " Violet is suffering from a lack of attention." most would say. "reconnecting with her father would be the best thing for her right now." Was the most popular.
Mom hates this, which is why I've seen every therapist In the state. She hates dad. Hearing the same analysis every time has brought her to one conclusion. Her daughter is a traitor and must pay the price by suffering through more sessions of therapy.
When I was six, dad left. "Violet, sweetie, Daddy has to go away for a little while, I want you to be good for your mother ok?" He had said."ok Daddy, but when will you be back?" "Soon." "Promise?" "...I promise." Dad kissed my cheek and put something in my hand, then left. Of course I told Dr. Brooklyn all of this. "And what was in your hand?" click click. I pulled out the silver locket and handed to Dr.Brooklyn. "There's a picture of Daddy and me inside." I Mumble. "Oh how sweet" Dr. Brooklyn babbles. I see my Mom huff and roll her eyes.
"When was the last time you saw your father?" " I told you already." "No dear, I ment how long ago was it." She says. Mom answers "a years or so I guess, but I never kept track."click scrible click. the sound is starting to annoy me.
"Violet do miss your father?" Dr.Brooklyn asks. This question was always the Deal breaker. I look to Mom and in her eyes I can what she wants me to say. no. Say no. Say no, or else.
"Yes. I miss Daddy very much." I answer....