Third Person P. O. V :
After 5 months :
09:00 AM :
Rosabella was having breakfast with her cousin Colin when the door bell rang.
It was Saturday, and it was a school holiday, so she assumed it would be the mailman who knocked as she headed to open the door.
She saw the mailman in his usual uniform, letting out the letters they got for today.
Mailman : Miss Rosabella Jones ?
She nodded.
Mailman : please sign here.
She signed quickly on the paper he handed her, took the letters and closed the door in his face.
Then she sat back on the table and continued to eat her breakfast in silence.
Rosabella : the mail arrived, Colin. You want to check it out ?
Colin : sure.
She took a hold of an envelope, and spoke.
Rosabella : this one is for both of us.
Colin : well, open it.
Rosabella ripped the envelope open, and started to read, shocked.
Dear Jones' :
Go to sleep and close your eyes and dream of broken butterflies.
That tore their wings against a thorn.
You know the pain that they have endured.
Silver metal shine so bright.
Scarlet blood that feels so right.
Dream of that blood trickling down, And wake up just before you drown.
The moonlight shining off your tears, As you bleed out your worst fears.
So Tonight when you start to cry, Whisper the Cutter's Lullaby :
Hushabye baby, You're almost dead.
You don't have a pulse, and Your pillow is red.
Your family hates you,
Your friends let you bleed.
Sleep tight with a knife, cause That's all you need.
Rockabye baby, Broken and Scarred.
You didn't know life would be this hard.
Time to end the pain you hid so well,
And down you'll come baby,
Straight back to Hell.
-Angela and Angelia Stevens.
Rosabella let out a piercing scream and dropped the letter, knowing their destiny from now on, to die on Angela and Angelia's hand..
THE END
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Mystery / Thriller"Our journey is full of drama, confusion, and blood, but we'll make it out of it alive..." - Rosabella Jones, The Exhausting Journey. Rosabella Jones, a rich 15-year-old girl, didn't know she had a little brother until she discovered a birth certif...
