I was only 6 at the time. I knew alot of things, I went to school, so I knew maths, english, and sadness... My parents were arguing in their room. I was sitting in the living room- listening to every word
"It's not going to happen, I can't do it, she wouldn't like it." My mom had never sounded so stressed
"But we have nothing left. If we do this it'll be better for us-- for her." My dad on the other hand, always did.
This went on for hours. I think it came to a close when my mom said, "Fine. I'll do it," She was obviously in tears, "but just so you know, I will never forgive you for this." I heard her coming out of her room so I ran into mine. She came in my room and stared at me, tears rolled down her face. I didn't get this, why was she crying, my dad never made her cry. She walked to my wardrobe and took out my jeans and a tee-shirt. She fitted me into my clothes and picked me up, hugging me tighter than she ever did before.
"Maya, we're going on a trip, okay?" I could hear her stuttering in a weird voice. "You might not like it, but it's good for you."
Well, I assumed we were going to the park since she said it was good for me, but my mom knew I liked the park so it couldn't be.
About 2 hours passed. We were still in the car in the way to 'the place'. I asked several times for the destination, but every time I asked, my dad would just step on the pedal and make the car go faster and my mom would produce and tear every time I did. So I stopped. We arrived! I was never so happy, I was the first to jump out of the car, I ran straight forward and only saw a white building and a rock statue out front. An old lady walked out of the building and greeted my mom and dad politely. I looked into her eyes, she looked mean. My mom picked me up and hugged me for about 3 minutes. My dad did the same. They put me down and the old lady grabbed my hand and took me in. I screamed. Why were they leaving me. My mom tried running after me but a security guard held her back. Why. The old lady took me into a room with several other girls. I screamed at her, "Where am I?!"
"This is an orphanage." I prayed that this was just a nightmare. But no.
My parents. Had left me. At. A. Orphanage.
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Abandoned
AdventureMaya was adopted at the age of 6. She knew her parents and step siblings didn't like her because of the way they treated her, but when things get out of hand, Maya has no idea what to do.
