A glimpse at my daughter's life

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2 months later

Val

"You sure you're okay?" Jax asked

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"You sure you're okay?" Jax asked. "Yea, Daddy's been hitting me since I was 4," I tell her as my sword clashed with hers. "Does anyone else know?" Uma asked aiming for Jax. Uma and I are still friends even after Mal pushed her. I'm not in her pirate crew but I'm friends with her. "No," I say. Persephone left 2 weeks ago and 6 months was a while to wait. Daddy was still heated over the Harry thing and I was constantly getting beaten by him.

We were in the middle of a fight since we finished destroying everything and I didn't wanna go to school today when Jay came up to the docks. "Mal wants you," he said. "Tell her no," I say. "It's important," he said. "I'll be there later, I'm in the middle of something," I say my sword clashing with Jax's. "Go it's fine," Uma said. I roll my eyes hopping off the wooden table. When I get off the ship I walk with Jay.

"This is boring," I say. "Wanna take the long way?" He asked. I climb up on top of a roof when I spot a spy with a camera. I grab a rock and was about to throw it when Jay stopped me. "Don't, they have guns and shit on them and they can tell the king to make our lives a living hell," Jay said. I roll my eyes. My life is already a living hell. Scoping the roof out I find a crate. "Look," I say grabbing the crate.

"It's only one," Jay points out. "It's big enough," I say. "You'll be the death of me," Jay grumbled. We both get in and I use my sword as a little oar. "Bold of you to assume you're not already in my kill list," I say. We were zooming from roof to roof and no one noticed. We land on the flat roof of the hideout. I drag the crate and my stuff down the stairs of the hideout.

"Mal!!" I shout. "I'm throwing a hell raiser, I need you to come," she said. "You hate parties," I argued. "But I love revenge," She defended. "Mal party tricks are terrible revenge," I say. "I can lock her in the DeVil closet," she said. "Mal why can't you let me take care of her?" I ask. "I can handle it," she says.

I roll my eyes. "Fine, but Daddy's gonna kill me," I tell her. "You can stay at my place," Mal says. "Mom hates when I stay at your place," I point out. "What she doesn't know won't kill her," Mal smirked. I groan flopping on the bed. "I'll stay here," I tell her. "Fine," she said.

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