Remembering to forget

Remembering to forget

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Tears roll down my cheeks as I flash back to that night. "Run Amy!" Andrew urged "I can't leave you like this!" I said panicking, as blood oozed out of his leg and chest & I kept trying to stop the heavy flow, "Amy you have to go, now!" he whispered as Gale's footsteps approached us. "I'll be back Andrew" I whispered to him before running off to get help. I can't believe it's already been a year, I can still hear his screams of pain behind me, how could I have left him? I shouldn't have left him there, he shouldn't have even been there! No one dares to talk about Andrew anymore, dad can't even hear his name without lashing out and mom just starts sobbing. By now the tears were coming down like a waterfall, I missed him so much. It was my fault, and my father resented me for it.
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Run away

"can you tell me what you saw last night, sweetheart?" the man sat uncomfortably on the chair holding a clipboard. his eyes were as black as night, digging into every hidey hole her body is able to carry. too weak to even open her mouth she just sat and watched him stare at her waiting for her to speak but he knew that this was normal... when a father turns on his own family in the middle of the night, she wouldn't open her mouth even if she was threatened... again. the walls of the broken little girl had been sealed shut and what lays behind it are her dark unspoken thoughts of truth. "this will be over quicker if you would speak and explain to me what you feel. I know it might be hard right now... and I'm not promising that you will heal completely, but I will promise you that I will help you through all the recovery you are capable of. you just have to let me in now, your father... we are trying to find him, we need you to help so he can't hurt anyone else."

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