Grandma is in her room again... It's always like this around my birthday. I can tell that she forces herself to smile during this time of the year.
I know she blames me for something, but I don't know what that thing is yet. It's been 10 years since I was abandoned here alone. I guess I was so much trouble even my parents didn't want me.
If I was that much trouble why was I even allowed to live? I just can't understand anything. A decade of confusion and mistakes. A decade of sitting here and biting my tongue, I can't take this anymore.
I don't want to be the burden on her, not anymore.
Kitting begins to pack a small backpack of things she feels like she needs. Placing her cell phone on the desk and opening the window, the midnight sky calling her name out almost magically.
Something seemed more right about the night sky then about the day light. She steps out the window and jumps to the tree branch closest to her window with a grace no one could understand.
Flipping down and landing on her hands and feet, like a dog. She looks at the ground then takes a deep breath. Slowing breathing out and standings
It's time.. She begins to walk toward the outer gate of the shrine, slowly she stops and looks at the hidden well. She sound of the wind picks up inside of it. Almost to quickly something wasn't right.
She tries to take another step away from it but her body is frozen. Something drawing her in like a song she once knew long ago.
She shrugs and gives into her temptation, walking toward the well.
The almost silent slide of the wooden doors let an aura out into the open air. Something evil was going on inside of there, but nothing was visible to the naked eye. She takes a step closer and a snicker was heard. "We finally found her!" Yelled something from inside the well in a demonic female voice. Without a chance to get back something pulled her arm and she was falling down the well.
Kittimi screams for help as this unknown force dragged her deeper and deeper into the well. The darkness began to sparkle around her as red and purple began to swirl around her. "LET ME GO!" She wailed, pulling against the force. And for the first time in a long time she shrieked. "DADDY, HELP ME!"
