Divine Sorrow (Sequal to Empty House)

Chapter 3

Getting into the back of the limo dad and pepper sit side by side, as she gives him a run down of this schedule leading up to the Stark expo tonight in New York. I sit across from the, slipping on my seat belt I cross my legs underneath me, placing my headphone in Playing Ed Sheeran Photograph, I've been listening to a lot of love songs lately, I guess it's just from be feeling alone most of the time, the first time I listened to this I cried so hard for no reason at all, it took 3 days for me to get though the music video, I was still crying but I made it through.

Looking out the window as we drive through the trees into the city, the Air Force base is across the city, letting my mind drift to that dream or vision I had earlier today, trying to figure out what the hell that was about, when I get hit in the neck with something, looking over at dad who's rolling up another piece of paper to flick at my neck "What the heck!" I yell as he flicks another one hitting me in the forehead "Yeah 10 points" he cheers narrowing my purple eyes at him I start to take in a deep breath, Just as I'm about to blow a puff of snow at him pepper looks up from her work "Don't you dare let go do that breath" she glare at me giving her the 'he started it' she just shakes her head "No you'll wined up freezing all of us" she says rolling down the window next to me to let my breath, blowing the mixture of snow, and ice out the window it freezes a few trees, rolling back up the window I sit back in my seat with puffed out cheeks as dad sits with a smug look on his face "Tony that goes for you too" She turns to him looking at his shocked face "You're a grown man, antagonizing your 19 year old daughter" he just smirks "As her father it's my job to Antagonize her, isn't that what parents are here for" he says. As I flick a small snowball at his neck "Ow!" "Didn't I tell you two to stop it" "He started it!" I say pointing at him "Well I'm finishing it" she says with a glare at the both of us as we huff back in our seats looking out the window, a smile starts to pull at my cheeks. As we continue our journey to the Air Force base.