TWENTY-EIGHT

Once Beela came home with blood-stained headlights of her car. Aunt and me almost got a panic attack when we see that blood on her car parked in the garage. As it turned out that she accidentally rolled a puppy beneath her tiers.

The very next question I asked was. Where is that kitten now?

“I don’t know somewhere on the road, I guess. People must have moved it aside by now.” These were her words as she was least concerned about the life that got beneath her car and she came home causally after crushing it. When she got home, she was panicked and frustrated too but that didn’t count as an excuse as that wasn’t enough. What she did was a horrible mistake but she never realized it.

Life had given me multiple lessons but that day I got the new one that humans had no limited of being heartless. Same thing I learned today again in a different way when I opened that box.

I screamed as my heart broke into pieces when I saw a small kitten bleeding profusely from everywhere. He was barely brea