I woke up in a car.
"Lana!" I yelled.
"Hm?" She kept her eyes glued to the road and her hands to the wheel.
"You can't just- stop the car! Your drunk!" I screamed.
"No! We're getting Evie, and we're leaving!" She slurred her words.
"My god, you're crazy," I mumbled.
"Shut up, Connor! You're just a little boy! A stupid little boy! You don't know what you're doing you stupid, stupid, little boy!" She spoke slowly and carefully and emphasized the "b" in boy.
I rolled my eyes, "you're gonna get us killed!" My heart started to pump faster as she swerved into other lanes.
"Let me drive!" I insisted. She shook her head and closed her eyes. The car driving next to us honked their horn as we nearly collided.
"Christ! You're psychotic!" I tried to wrestle her for the wheel.
"No! You're psychotic! You wanna go and kill- kill yourself! Because- care! Don't!" She nodded off.
"You wanna be like Dad?! Stop the dang car!" I smacked her across the face. She looked at me for a second while reality swallowed her, then pulled off to the side. She breathed heavily and stared at the ground. I turned to get out of the car, but she stopped me.
"Dad?" She mouthed, her eyes filling up with tears.
"I- I didn't mean it," I stuttered, "you're nothing like Dad, okay? Will you just let me drive? Please?"
"Evie," she whispered.
I shook my head, "Lana-"
"Evie," she interrupted. She pointed out the window.
I recognized where we were.
"Connor?"
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AdventureIt's 4,035 against 863. One sacrifice will end the war. But first, I have to win the smaller war, against my crazy, drunk older sister. 4,035 against two. It's all for her, but she just thinks I left. 4,035 against three. 4,035 against one. At least...