I stabbed him.
And without regret I stabbed him again.
And again.
And again.
I didn't stop.
Not when my sister pleaded me to stop.
Not even when I knew the consequences behind it.
I kept stabbing him.
Until at last, he slumped to the floor, the light long gone from his eyes.
That's when I realized I killed him.
I didn't stop, I didn't even hesitate.
I killed him.
Just like how he killed my mother.
By killing him, I became the killer.
I turned around searching for my sister.
"Are you okay?" I asked, my hands reached out to help her up.
"M-monster! You're a monster ! Get away from me!" She screamed, her eyes delirious staring at my bloody fingers.
"I-"
"GO AWAY! PLEASE DON'T HURT! PLEASE DON'T KILL ME!"
"Its me nuna, It's me taehyung." My voice softened.
"NO! NO STOP!" Her hands cupped over her ears, as hot trickles of tears fell down her face. "TAEHYUNG'S DEAD. He died all because of you!" She shoved past me and ran out of the little apartment we used to call home.
I stood there shocked by her words.
She's right.
I staggered out of the room and slumped against the wall staring at my stained hands.
Pain tugged in my chest.
I'm a monster.
I killed him. I killed someone.
"Hah," My hand wraps around my eyes, as I laughed hysterically. "AHAHAHAHA!"
I finally did it.
I finally gave what he deserves, but why don't I feel happy about it.
Why am I like this.
Why am I crying?
"Nuna." I whispered.
Not only did I kill him,
I killed the person,
Who used to be me.
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The Butterfly Effect
Teen FictionEven the littlest mistakes can lead to huge consequences. A story about young teens and their attempts to stay young forever and fix their pasts. A Bts theory story explaining all of Bts's video's and their concepts.