I'M done with this place. Everyone here has died. My cousin Lamike, my parents Summer and Follette, my sister Hakana. I don't want to be alive in this moment. I'm not living here anymore. I'm moving people agree with it or not. No one can change my mind.
I grab my backpack and head out for the airport. Since my parents & sister died, I was left all their will. Which is a lot... no. Enough for me to survive a couple more years. I bought airport tickets to migrate to California, Los Angeles.
I went through the airport procedure and boarded the plane. I decided to fall asleep since I was tired, and I HATED takeoffs and land offs.
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The apartment I rented looked rather small. It was habitable for my comfortability. I laid down, and knowing myself, I reflected. It was going to be a long year...all alone.
The will... it clearly stated 4 things that had to be completed if they were to die while we're still young:
1. Enroll yourself to a school of your choice.
2. Our funeral better be in California, Los Angeles.
3. Have a family.
4. Forget about our existence ...
That last one was hard for me to achieve, because I still think about them. It's traumatizing that your parents die. But it's so much more traumatizing if they DIE in front of your pupils... especially if they're honey brown ones.
I'm not ready to see this new world. Be awake, without their presence. But when people die, they just, die.
Number 4 never accomplished it and probably never will. How is it possible to forget them? The mom who brought me into this world, the dad who contributed on my life, and my sister who made me whole?
Believe me, it's physically impossible to forget your loved ones.
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Ficción GeneralWill she realize who she became before its too late? *** 17-year-old Henza Quinn lost everything in a fire; her parents, her sister Hakana, and her dog Chuchu. When life traumatizes her with her cousin's death, she migrates so she won't live somewhe...
