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Chapter 52: Reliving The Nightmare
Weston, sixteen-year-old
Prom night was supposed to be fun, and it was until I came home to check on my baby brothers, who are both almost ten years younger than me. We share the same mother, but their father, the man who raised us, isn’t the guy who donated my DNA. My mom doesn’t even know who the guy was because she was high off her tits and screwing around with multiple guys.
I walk into the house to find her off her tits again, clawing at her face in a manic panic while dad is passed out on the floor in a pool of his own vomit with a wet spot on the front of his ratty jeans.
Dad is part of the local gang, so that’s the only way he makes any money, which isn’t a lot since he is a low-tier thug. Mom makes most of the money working the night shift at a convenience store, so it’s not a lot.
I’m the one who makes the money just to clothe and feed my baby brothers. I’m the one who has raised them si
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