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There's always endings to new beginnings.
At least that's what I tried to always tell myself. I lived a hard life to say to least, I was beyond grateful that I had a home and a mother and father. But it wasn't as people seemed it to be. My father went off to war and my mother was the devil when he left. I was always either cleaning, cooking, going out for groceries, or doing any of the chores she was constantly giving me. And when we got note that my father had passed in the war, she only got worse. Leaving me no time to even grieve. When I finally had some time to myself I run off to the Pevensie's home. They left more like a family than my mother ever could. Susan was my best friend considering we were the same age, but I got along with all of them. Especially Lucy, she had the biggest imagination of them all.
Life had always seemed to fly by everyday. Until the war got worse. Not sleeping at night had become a regular routine for me. I was almost to scared to close my eyes, not knowing if I would ever open them again. Little did I know this was the night it would pay off.
Loud explosions started going off everywhere. You could hear the screams of people. It was already a stormy night, hearing the lighting, thunder, and the bombs were all too much for me.
"Mom!" I yell running into her room "Mom wake up we need to get to the shelter!" I yell shaking her awake When she finally stands we both start running. I was far in front of her so that the hatch could be open by the time she got there.
But that's when I heard it, a bomb awful to close. The explosion made me stumble as I looked back to where my mom was....or where she was supposed to be. "Mom!" I screamed as I saw her body laid on the ground I run over to her, kneeling by her side "Mom! Mom wake up!" I yell shaking her. But it was no use. "I'm sorry" I mumble before getting up and running towards the shelter
Tears escape my eyes as I close it shut. Complete darkness filling my sight. I light a candle as I hear the bombs everywhere above me. My knees to my chest as I try to stop the tears from falling down my face.
"There's always endings to new beginnings. There's always endings to new beginnings" I mumble over and over again to myself. Trying to stop the crushing feeling of loneliness from destroying me.
