As The Rain Stops ✔️

Eighteen

T.W - Abduction, Abuse, Bruises
(May contain typographical error, and wrong grammar.)

Third Person's

"Papa look what Auntie Navia give to Sigewinne! It's a rose Papa! Sigewinne really love it!"

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"Sigewinne..."

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"Papa do you know that Sigewinne loves Papa so much? Sigewinne's love for Papa is bigger than the sea!" 

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"Sigewinne!"

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"Papa! Yesterday, daddy said he loves Papa and Sigewinne. Daddy even bought flowers and ring for Papa-oops! Sorry Papa, Daddy said to be quiet and Sigewinne suddenly spill it out! Please don't tell to daddy that Papa already knows about the secret!"

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"Sigewinne, where are you?!"

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"Sigewinne loves you forever, Papa Neuvi!"

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"Papa loves you too Sigewinne, so please tell me where you are! Let's go home to Daddy, baby!"
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"Tell Daddy that Sigewinne loves him too, okay Papa? Sigewinne will always be by yours and daddy's side."

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"No, no, no! Sigewinne come back! Please! You're not going anywhere but home to Daddy! We're going home, Sigewinne! Please, don't go anywhere!

—SIGEWINNE!"

"Oh heavens! Don't scream like that, you b!tch! You almost give me a heart attack!"

Neuvillette's forehead creased, feeling light-headed. The back of his head also stings, yet he can't move.

He look around, and he sees that he's in an unfamiliar place. This place seems old, dirty, and really has a faint awful smell.

Where am I? What is this place?

"Done checking around?" A woman asked. Neuvillette turned his gaze to where the woman is, and his senses and memories comes back,

"Where is Sigewinne?" Neuvillette asked as he tried to move his hands, but unfortunately it was tightly knotted at his back. Even his feet are tied too.

The woman demonically laugh, "You're too concerned, Monsieur, she's not even your daughter?" she said, making Neuvillette stop and slowly shook his head. "Do I need to remind you that you're just a home-wrecker, and home-wreckers deserves to die!" she added as she slap Neuvillette's face hard, forming a little bruises on his cheeks.

Neuvillette remained silent. He keeps on thinking that maybe he deserve this. After all, Marie is right, he's a home-wrecker. She should've been in his place, maybe if he didn't let himself be drawn in the abyss of selfishness, love, and attachment.