I don't see it coming.
I'm blinded,
by Orsai's bubbly laugher and
sweet, sweet words that
it comes as a surprise to me
when I catch
Suki
sobbing softly,
a hand over her mouth,
on the floor of the bathroom.
"Suki!?"
I rush over as fast
as my legs can carry me
and check if she's hurt.
She's not.
I relax.
"I-I'm so sorry,"
she w a i l s,
"I'm just so lonely. "
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Savor The Moonlight - Book 1 | ✔
Short Story[completed] Harmony is empty. She doesn't speak out, nor does she do anything that could possibly spark her father and step mother's rage. Besides, isn't it better to stay quiet than to deal with the fall-out caused by expressing h...
