Just like dad

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"Carl I um well.."
"I get it your still mad"
"No Carl it's not that it's just.....*sigh* I still really like you and I know you don't"
"Emma I never said I didn't"
"So?" He then kissed me,  and I kissed back. Then someone pulled us a part and by that I mean push us.... It was Darly
"WHAT THE HELL ARE YOU DOING WITH MA SISTER, YOU HURT HER AND NOW YOUR KISSING HER WHAT THE HELL IS WRONG WITH YOU!" He yelled
"Darly calm down"
"I WILL NOT CALM DOWN" he then pushed me to the ground
"Your going to attract walkers!" I think was Maggie who yelled that, I was now on the ground crying and screaming because I fell on my knife and it's now in my hip
"YOU LEAVE HER ALONE BEFORE YOU HURT HER AGIAN" he kept yelling
"Then I guess you should stay way to because when you pushed you pushed her into her knife!" He then looked at me and his jaw dropped
"Emma...."
"You know what just fucking save it" I said "your just like dad was" that last part I whispered just loud enough everyone could hear it. I got up and tried to start walking away. Cake came and helped me.

*two days later*
We just got to a barn and Maggie was cleaning my wound from the other day. I haven't spoke to Darly since are little fight a few days ago.
I kept screaming from Maggie trying to stitch me up. Carl was holding me down. It hurt like hell because when I fell I also cracked my hip bone so the pressure from Maggie hurts. Once she was done she told me I wasn't aloud to move for a week. No getting up, going outside, nothing not even to get food or water everyone had to take it to me
"So have you talked to your brother?" Carl asked
"No"
"I have, he said he is very sorry he didn't mean to act like dad..... What does that mean?"
"Well before the world went to shit my dad would hurt me and push me whenever I would do anything because I wasn't the boy he wanted and one day I took a boy home, he kissed me and my dad did the same thing as Darly did"
"I'm so sorry!" He hugged me and I just cried into his shoulder

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