Tría Méri
I have always considered myself pretty normal. I mean, Mondays and maths were the worst kinds of torture, I lived with my older brother and my aunt, and I didn't have many friends but, with the ones I had, I was very close.
Nothing out of the blue, right?
Well, that was before I turned sixteen and everything went upside down. I met some new people, learnt about a whole society I didn't know about, and discovered something about my whole family that almost made me go bananas.
But let's not get ahead of our selves, and start the story.
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The day started like my average birthday. It was a cloudy Tuesday at 6.30 A.M when my alarm went of. I got out of bed, got myself prepared and went downstairs to eat breakfast.
“Good morning, bro” I said as I grabbed an apple.
“Morning sis” Jake looked up from his book and smirked at me “Happy B-Day.”
I shrugged.
“It's no big deal.”
He rose an eyebrow.
“Well, it's not like you turn sixteen every day.”
“Yeah, I know” I smiled “I just wanted you to say it.”
My brother scoffed.
“Of course you did.”
I scanned the living room.
“Where's auntie?”
James looked away. I stared at him.
“Business trip?” He nodded “Come on! On my birthday? Are you for real?” he was about to say something, when I interrupted him “Yes. Of course you are for real. But did she even say goodbye? Did you see her before she left?”
He shook his head.
“But” he took out a note sticked on a mug “she left this ‘had to leave unexpectedly. All the...
Nothing out of the blue, right?
Well, that was before I turned sixteen and everything went upside down. I met some new people, learnt about a whole society I didn't know about, and discovered something about my whole family that almost made me go bananas.
But let's not get ahead of our selves, and start the story.
ΩΩΩΩΩΩΩΩΩΩΩΩΩΩΩΩ
The day started like my average birthday. It was a cloudy Tuesday at 6.30 A.M when my alarm went of. I got out of bed, got myself prepared and went downstairs to eat breakfast.
“Good morning, bro” I said as I grabbed an apple.
“Morning sis” Jake looked up from his book and smirked at me “Happy B-Day.”
I shrugged.
“It's no big deal.”
He rose an eyebrow.
“Well, it's not like you turn sixteen every day.”
“Yeah, I know” I smiled “I just wanted you to say it.”
My brother scoffed.
“Of course you did.”
I scanned the living room.
“Where's auntie?”
James looked away. I stared at him.
“Business trip?” He nodded “Come on! On my birthday? Are you for real?” he was about to say something, when I interrupted him “Yes. Of course you are for real. But did she even say goodbye? Did you see her before she left?”
He shook his head.
“But” he took out a note sticked on a mug “she left this ‘had to leave unexpectedly. All the...