Can't hate you || e.d

Black

Sun

Autumn break...

Two days passed since the party. Since Dean and I stopped talking. We didn't really stop talking but our attitudes were making it difficult to find back to each other.

I texted him a few times and he answered shortly and cold. He texted me a few times and I answered shortly and cold.

This never happened before. I couldn't understand how something like this could get between us. It was ridiculous but I wasn't going to let him do this. He couldn't be mad at me for something I didn't even do and the things he said after the party really broke my heart partly. It was really unfair and I wasn't going to give him what he wanted.

I was laying on a blanket in the grass of our backyard and watched the sky. Surprisingly it wasn't as cold as it actually needed to be at the beginning of November. I didn't freeze too much..

Y/n

I was looking out of the kitchen window.. watching Sun.. how she was laying there and looking at the sky. Without music or food or a book or a magazine or anything else that could make laying there more intense and interesting.

I already noticed that something was wrong with her but I didn't want to ask her because I thought it would be normal for a teen girl to have her moody days and I didn't want to be one of these parents who asked their kids about every little shit. I knew she would come and talk to me when she needed it.. at least that's what I hoped.

"You let them go to a party? This late? And she came back moody instead of energetic? And you did not ask her what happened?" moms voice grabbed me out of my thoughts, right by my neck and brought me back to reality.

Reality was; her standing next to one of the kitchen counters with some tea in her hand, looking at me like I would be the worst mother alive.

I raised a brow and looked at her. What was she still doing here? She wasn't talking about any of her plans anymore but I knew it was only to not make it obvious. I knew she had plans..

"No, because I'm not that type of mother that forces their children to anything. Other than you I actually give them freedom and time to develop themselves." I answered, keeping my brow raised, looking straight into her eyes. I didn't care if it was disrespectful to talk to her like this. She lost my respect years ago and she was still doing it over and over again.

"This shows what a bad mother you are. Allowing your kids things like these.. where is Moon? He's drifting apart from you. Again."

I was overwhelmed with the way she changed the subject and always found a point to hit me. My blood started boiling about the things she started accusing me of.

What he said wasn't true but it hurt me.

"How I raise my children is none of your business and you're the last person who has the right to tell me that I'm a bad mother. What are you still doing here?" I said shaking my head and putting my hand on the counter to show her how protective I was about myself and my family.

"I'm collecting proof that support my decision to make Sun believe it would be better for her if she would come with me." she said so emotionless that I was asking myself how she could be a human. I was sure that she had no heart. It was obvious.

"You will never reach your goal. We saw how desperate you were when you acted like you were going to leave and gave Sun a few weeks but had to stay because you thought she would actually change her mind."