RIVAL HEARTS: FORBIDDEN LOVE TRIANGLE

ored black suits, mini microphones h

trying to process the last six hours of my life, and so

was nothing. New York was proba

u

one, hoping it was

New York City, Ama Wellingt

so hard that my phone nea

men were gone. Like t

fuck..." I

*

f this was coming. I'd only known the r

ndrops lashed the roofs of buildings in Boston

, trying to slip past the livi

actly are you

ce stopped me from behind-

something from the store d

aking the car

de and..." I tried to exp

that car? The same car that broke down because of you.

" I whispered, but my

a! You are good for nothing!" I could see the r

STOP IT!" I

s became a graveyard, and the raindro

a normal life; you're never in support of me getting a job. You've always seen me as a failu

nd his eyes widened. This was the first time I had

y twenty-three years of living, I've long

m not your father," he s

e room erupted

irection of the voice, it was my mot

, I'm fed up. Don't you think it's tim

t tr

ollapsed to the ground in tears and angui

g? What are you saying? I am your daughter. Why did you

r head, signalling to my

I whi

ather is evil. You are carrying the blood of a killer, not my blood."

a support to cove

t. I lifted my gaze, and his han

. Her eyes poured out tears and her mouth

as I stormed ou

g, r

rded, calli

, Em

ow are you?"

place for a while? I'm co

fine? You sound upset. Yo

would explain when I get there. See

the box. My chest tightened as I remembered

he makes up lies that I am not his daugh

ngs: my personal diary, my medic

to myself to prove him wrong. I grabbed my

rying to protect you," My mother kept b

from what?

pushed open the main door, and the r

decision I was about to take, as I made m

*

w York and found a vacant seat by th

e the rig

i

lia: Hey girl,

u arrive in New

edications, and tried to push away t

n those walls of chaos and p

accounting firm one day. My supposed f

smile grew on my face. I wasn't running away from that life; I

. "Good evening, ladies and gent

d nothing to hold onto but the hope that it

o a stop. I pull

k me up. I'm at

my way, she re

nce - brighter, louder, faster than anything Bosto

y direction, suitcases dragged against the floor, phones presse

'm so

thank you-

aring into the crowd before I cou

ard the entrance, a bright smile tu

ity. My ne