I guess I've started getting used to him. But I can't help but worry about Happy. Even though she acts cold towards us, I still can't s

lking, I can sense that she's dealing with something but doesn't want to share. Every time I look into her eyes, I can see that they're trying to tell me somethin

met and were inseparable. Now, it feels li

tion. Then she stopped, and I noticed a figure who was much bigger than us. He slapped her hard, causing her to fall to the ground. I wanted to fight back, to defe

my step-sister again, he he

but she didn't even acknowledge my pres

s way? What's the problem?" She looked at me with a lifeless expression and replied, "You're the problem, and

sened my grip, and she pushed me to the ground. Her words hurt so much. She said I should just leave her alone, th

usy street with people and vehicles around. I could clearly see her back as we walked. Happy, my dear step sister, she seems so lost in this dangerous wo

tch on my step sis, but I also don't have a good answer for anything he might ask. When he noticed the mark on her face and asked about it, she didn't say anything and just walked past him. It shocked me, and I'm pretty sure he was shocked too, judging by h

goodnight and gives me a strange look, like someone about to devour their food. To escape from that weird situation, I quickly say goodnight

eep replaying all the events of the day in m

freshened up and went downstairs to have breakfast with my family before we all headed out for a Sunday worship. But as I went down the stairs, I realized that my mom was already u

ing late for church. It seemed like I was the only one going to church that day. My

ill come a point in your life when you feel all alone, like nobody loves or accepts you. But remember, God is in our hearts, and He will always love, cherish, and accept His children.in proverbs 4:26-27 the Bible's say's give careful thoughts to the