Unforgettable | Kai Cenat

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May 29, 2022

Atlanta, GA

Tori's POV

✧･ﾟ: *✧･ﾟ:*

I sat in the kitchen of the AMP mansion, eating the food that Kai had just ordered for me. Things between us had gotten back to a new normal over these past few weeks, and I didn't have any complaints. Since he was somewhere in the house annoying whoever he could find, I was just enjoying my food to myself.

The sound of my phone vibrating caused me to pick it up to see an incoming call from Amber. Usually when she called me at this time of night, it was to try to get me to go to a party with her. I wiped my hands off, preparing to tell her no, as I answered the call. My heart dropped as I heard her sobbing inconsolably on the phone.

"Amber? What's going on?!" I asked in a panic as I ran to grab my shoes from Kai's room. I listened to her try and express what was wrong, but she was too distraught.

"Amber, take a breath. Tell me what happened." I instructed as I slid on my socks and sneakers.

"She's dead." Amber finally spoke in between cries.

"Who?!" I asked, feeling my heart start to race at the suspense.

"My fucking mom bro." Amber said making me freeze.

"What?" I questioned, feeling like I had to be mishearing things.

"I just got a call from some random ass place in Baltimore. They said she died this morning from liver failure or some shit like that." Amber explained.

"Can you just come over please? I don't want to be alone." Amber asked.

"Yea, I'll be there soon, hang tight." I said before ending the call.

Before doing anything else, I had to sit on Kai's bed and just take a moment to myself. I wasn't really sure how to process what I was feeling. My aunt was the root of a lot of my childhood trauma, and I wouldn't really say I loved her, but I didn't hate her either. To an extent I was grateful that she'd taken me in, because there's no telling if I would've been better or worse off had I gone into the system. As I got older I mainly began to pity my aunt because I started to see her for what she really was. She'd lived a life knowing nothing but pain, and it showed in how she interacted with me and Amber. I almost felt relieved for her, hoping now in her death she could find some sort of peace.

I knew if I was struggling to process this grief, Amber's had to be way worse. Unlike me, she had at least a handful of positive memories with her mom and had what some would call a love/hate relationship. Just like me, Amber had gone no contact with her, but she had hopes that one day her mom would get her life together and Amber could have the relationship with her that she'd always craved.

I let out a breath before gathering my things and going to find Kai. Eventually, I found him in the backyard playing around with some of the boys. I caught his attention and motioned for him to come over.

"You finished eating already?" Kai questioned once he was closer.

"No, can I drive one of your cars?" I asked since I hadn't driven myself over here.

"Where you trying to go? I'll take you." He offered.

"Nah, my aunt died, I need to go check on Amber." I spoke catching him off guard.