The Fault Dwells In Our Stars

past. She suddenly saw herself back at thirteen, the harsh, loud vo

fixed her gaze on my father. I didn't understand much back then because I was just a

his werewolf hunting job, but he was stubborn. He refused

r's voice from where I hid myself whenever they were arguing. I get scared whenever

our lives" my father spat out angrily. His angry tone emphasized the "monster". I don't know

promise you, I won't stop until I end it." My father was more of a threat than

they argued. My mother uses me as an emotional weapon against my father. Unfortunately for her, it had neve

I can't abandon it." My mother plead

like other families. Don't you want that for your daughter, our daughter?" I could not see her fac

r fate. Killing those monsters was our fate." I couldn't believe my ears as I hea

be a killer like him. I also wished I could have a quiet and peaceful life, a

won't allow it, I will fight against it until my last breath

t a werewolf hunter. Even as a young girl, I couldn't imagine myself running around the forest

. At that point, my father was in an uncontrollable rage. He couldn't think clearly in this

nds moved up and down as she countered my father's opinion. I closed my eyes and said a silent prayer.

n escaped my mother's lips.

l slap. I can imagine how much it will affect my mother if it can affect me in this manner.

be petty." Like I said earlier, my mother must match his energ

would be a disgraceful human being, I would have lived my life with Jazlyn alone." I fro

gnant with your child from our one-night stand. I know you feel like I was a mis

nger spitting words out, he was spitting venom. His words are now poisonous to

ood was now a poison to me. If I could change anything in this wo

u hunt down." I could see her shadow as she pointed her fingers

t of our house. I'm sure my father saw it too. Everything happened so fast, th

as what he was made for, and he did it effortlessly. How could he leav

idn't hear her leave the living room. She grabbed my hands

ould be happy or sad. I just stood on the spot, my eyes follo

bags, books, and other things that belonged to her. She was so fa

n my room. Before I knew it, she had emptied my room into a tra

he thought made me tremble with fear. I ran as fast as my legs could carry me. I took a last look at the living r