I don't remember the last time I said "I love you". It was never part of my vocabulary and I don't think it ever will be.
You see, my mother left my father as soon as I was born. My father blamed me for their "unwanted mistake."
I was used to the crude comments by now. When my father told me I was ugly, fat, and dull, it stung me the first time, but then, I just didn't care.
I don't love my father...at least I don't think I do. We've never shared those three words.
This one horrible afternoon, my grandmother Anne told me she loved me and I responded with "okay".
I haven't seen grandma Anne in twelve years.
Love. I won't hear of it, I won't speak of it, and I won't think of it.
The nasty word has been thrown in my face way to many times to count. I won't put myself in a position that will leave me like my alcoholic father.
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Rescue Me
Teen FictionA distraught Kate leaves her broken home to find a new start. On chance, she meets a dark yet bright man, Stefan Smith. Can they fight all odds, and find love in one another?