HIS MISTAKE - HER REVENGE

HIS MISTAKE - HER REVENGE

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Unconventional or freak as she was sometimes called, Raven Amber Davis knew she was both. Since the age of three, Raven knew she was different. Her unconventional upbringing, her strange features and her freaky ability, made her unique as she preferred to call herself. But it was those unique, unconventional and freaky things that drew the most undesirable attention. Raven was unusually smart, which drew the teachers attention to her. wanting to take her away to be place in a special school. But she was too smart for that. Even though they weren't rich, Raven and her mother made do and they were quite happy together. Her jet black hair (Raven), her gold or (Amber) eyes, (Stacy, her mother was not very imaginative apparantly) as well as her 5'10" height and curvy body drew unwanted attention from the worst type of men. The kind her mother worked with. Her mother worked as a beautician during the day and a stripper at night and Raven helped out when needed😮. ***************************************** The moment he first laid eyes on her, he felt three intense emotions: Lust, Anger and Hate. Jacob quickly extinguished the first and let the other two emotions take over as he watched the Raven haired, golden eyed bitch smile and chat with her friends. What angered him most was seeing his younger brother smiling like a besotted fool with the bitch. Four years now he has been trying and failing to have his revenge on that Bastard for destroying his family. Now he found someone he could used to seek his vengeance. And he intended to use her thoroughly.
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She scowls. He smiles. She glowers. He laughs. She's cold. He's open. She hides with hate. He hides with jokes. Polar opposites. That doesn't stop them from loving each other. People say that some stars shine brighter than others. Leo Caldas knew that quote by heart. Being in a family of nine was hard. And he was the youngest. You would think, "Wow, the youngest? Lucky!" No. NOT lucky. Leo hated being the youngest. Not only was he bullied by his older siblings, he was shoved around like the middle child. His parents forgot he existed. They looked at him like, "Oh. He's still here." The worst part? They were divorced. Which meant he was always tossed around back and forth to each guardian, just waiting to be loved! His other siblings- might he add were ALWAYS given attention- had found their home. Some of his siblings stayed with his mother. And the rest stayed with his father. Both permanent. And Leo? He appreciates the concern. He went from place to place. He just couldn't find his home. What did he do to cope? He smiled. Instead of moping and sulking and doing what everyone else would have done, Leo Caldas smiled through it. It was all he knew how to do. "Pain is the best teacher". Jade Skai hated that quote with all her heart. Partly, because it was true. Pain was the best teacher. Fear coming in halfway. What was worse? When pain decided to side with fear and work together. She had felt both. Multiple times. And the feeling sucked. Jade was not your normal happy sunshiny girl. No. She was cold, having a snappy tongue and a heartless nature. That was her father's fault. Her mother had died when Jade was born. And it tore her father apart. He now sat at home. Drinking alcohol anytime she saw him. To add to the trauma, her father also beat her. Almost every night. For years since she turned ten. She was a very troubled girl. It wasn't her fault.

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