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My life was great until she stole it from me.
she stole my father. she stole my brothers. she stole my boyfriend.
blood is thicker than water. Then why they left me. Family should stay together but they closed the door at m...
I arrived at Richard's house. Everyone's car was parked outside, so it seemed like everyone was home.
I announced my arrival.
"Esther," Richard called me to sit in front of him. "Why did you all want to see me?" I asked them. Did they find any new problem of mine? "We are going on a tour," he said to me. We? Is this a joke? I looked at the others. They all had serious expressions.
"Are you serious?" I asked, not believing these people. "Yes, Esther," he answered with a smile.
"We are going to Miami," Elijah sat next to me. He sat too close to me, but something made me pull back. I moved a bit away from him.
There was sadness in his eyes.
"Miami," I repeated. "Yes, I have arranged everything," Elijah confirmed.
"Excuse me," I shouted. "We don't have much time," Richard hurriedly said.
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Now I am in Miami. My bloody family arranged this tour. I was not interested in this, but I promised to spend time with them until Sara's marriage, even though the marriage is not happening.
After the wedding date, I will fly back to my place with my family.
That was my plan.
Dad told me to hear whatever these people want to say, otherwise they will haunt me for my whole life. So these few days are for that.
"Esther, how is this room?" Richard asked. He finally asked something to me about this trip.
"Nice," I said and walked inside the room. The room is fresh.
"Get fresh and relax. You must be tired from the journey," Richard said. He waited a minute long before leaving.
I took a bubble bath.
My phone was ringing nonstop. I took it. It was Dad calling. They came to spend time with me, but when they came, I have to leave. Sara's real engagement is coming soon. Very soon. I don't know the reason for this trip in between it.
"Dad," I said into my phone. "Did you reach there without problems?" he asked. "Yep, Dad," I said.
"You should find the nearest police station there," he said. "Dad," I smiled hearing him. "Your safety is important," he was worried. "I am strong, Dad," I reassured him.
"Don't eat everything from there," it was Mom. He must have turned on the speaker. Sometimes I forget about my allergies. It was Mom who always reminds me of these.
"Ok, Mom," I assured. "What are you buying for me from there?" Wil asked. "What do you want?" I questioned. "Anything. You can buy whatever you want. You can buy as much as you want. I can take all of it," he replied. "Let me think about it," I answered.
