"𝙒𝙝𝙖𝙩𝙚𝙫𝙚𝙧 𝙮𝙤𝙪 𝙨𝙖𝙮 𝙥𝙧𝙞𝙣𝙘𝙚𝙨𝙨."
In a twist of events, Y/n finds herself forced to return with her brother. She made efforts that helped to rebuild the bonds they once shared. She begins a new chapter of her life but can stop think...
⇣ "You are the only one who can get up when you are down." -Daniel LaRusso
I punched the bag harder and harder with only pain in my mind. Every bond I make always begins to crumble. I don't know what is going in but I don't know why it's happening to me.
"Hey you okay?" Miguel asked holding the bag.
"Yeah everything is just great!" I lied.
I punched the bag one last time before throwing my gloves on the floor and getting a drink of water.
"Wanna talk about it?" He asked sitting next to me.
"No it's fine, Have you seen tory? She's supposed to show me a couple moves." I asked.
"She's coming late today but I can teach you." He smiled.
I got up and he taught me fighting position. Just like that we went into kicking formation. I caught on pretty quickly and started with an actual match.
"Ready?" He asked to Aisha and I.
We gave him a nod
"Fight!" He shouted getting out the way.
The match began as we both pranced around in fighting position, I swept her leg and punched her in the chest giving me a point.
"Not bad for a rookie." She smiled.
Round two. We pranced around in fighting position and she gave me a low round house kick. I stumbled back a bit giving her a point.
"Okay you have got to teach me that!" I smiled.
Round three. We jumped around in fighting position and i saw she stood still for a bit, I did not hesitate to give her a jumping front kick.
She fell back making me win the match.
I lended out my hand to help her up.
"You caught on quick y/n, I think your ready for more skills." She smiled.
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"Hey sweetie." My mom greeted as I walked through the door.
"Hey." I greeted giving her a faint smile.
Although she apologized I felt as if things wouldn't be the same with my mom.
"How did karate go?" She asked.
"It went pretty good I caught on fast, I learned more skills." I replied.
