CHAPTER 37: Positive

Nala’s Point of View

I sat there in a daze, staring out of the large window. All I could see were tall trees with lush green leaves. I’ve only been in this house for a few hours, but it feels like an eternity because of everything that has happened.

It’s only been three hours since my father visited me here, but until now, my mind still can’t fully grasp how truly awful of a person he is. He hurt me in a way that my mother never did when she was still alive.

I let out a bitter laugh.

I wish my mother was still here so I could apologize to her for the things I said before. I should be grateful to her for not being with my father, who is heartless. I should be glad that she wasn’t around while I was growing up, because I don’t know how I would feel if he treated me like this as I got older.

I quickly wiped away the tears that had spread on my cheeks when I heard the door open. Even though I knew someone had entered, I didn’t bother to look back. I wasn’t interested in seeing who else he