Secret Addilyn

ow and stared at people roaming round the street. Some are a

blings she's well too familiar with. They were b

otton candy's with. Looking at her age mates roaming r

She wished countless times that she could go to school and have the experience. Go to parties, make friends

and start socializing. Even though she's now of age to speak for herself, she's

ack to her bed, only to be faced with her aunt.

appened, she gathered the courage to ask her if she could play with the other kids but Mrs. Hende

she said, "I just came, dear

dropped it on her bed. She then turned to her aunt. Fiddl

ur

ore she asked. "Why have y

w to explain things to her. Regardless of the fact that Addilyn is now old enough, there are stil

e of the room, then turned to Addilyn. "Eat your lunch and

such a reply. She stared at the spot Mrs. Henderson was

t about the food and dress up quickly, but if it was just so she could go out as sh

now how to get out. It's her wish to leave the room and be fre

es feel her aunt doesn't understand her and she also doesn't understand her aunt,

s outing was her aunts w

e. Mrs. Henderson came not too long after she was throug

ddilyn who didn't know what her aunt was

ame down from the car then t

the paved pathway

e engraved onto the dark st

siting the graveyard was

avestone and Addilyn followed suit. Mrs. He

" Mrs. Henderson

t to look at the gravestone. She

enderson never gave her a reason to ask, but Addilyn never

nted you to stay with me and have the same privilege to things just like my children do but my husband didn't want that, so I bought a house and hired you a nanny."

her being kept secretly. Mrs. Henderson's explanation wasn

explain further than this. The further she goes the

ld you all that

. You've told me about my mum but

lk less of knowing that she was pregnant with you." Mrs. Henderson turned ful

l these just made her realize she got no one in this world other than Mrs. Henderson. Her mum was dead and sh

illegitimate child. You have no siblings and I would not always be there. So tell me, who would fight for you when you get int

only because of her aunt's words but because she still wasn't sat

erself, so that excuse wasn't valid enough. But whatever her aunt'

d enough, but I still

tely not planning on going any

o now. It's

son to the car. Silence filled the

to her room then left. Addilyn took a

d kept thinking of wh

er dad is, she's an illegitimate child

will probably take forever and she wondered if she'll