LUCY'S POV

LUCY'S POV

LUCY'S POV

Lucy's PovI scoffed. "Yea, right. I'm pretty sure there's a bomb waiting to explode on my face."What do you do when your rival tries to play nice? You kick 'em to the curb and tell them to fuck off, that's what! And that's exactly what amma do to Natasha."No thanks, I'm good." I said as sweetly as I could muster with a fake smile and resumed basking in the shadowed rays of the sun. Some seconds passed and her shadow still stayed obstructing me.I sighed internally and raised myself up on my elbows."Fine, give me the stupid box," I scowled, glaring at her.She tilted her head and smiled widely– to me she looked like Tom when he devises an evil plan for jerry– showing her teeth.I returned her smile with an even faker one and snatched the box harshly from her hands and threw it by my side."Thank you, now go away!" I said gruffly and laid down again. It didn't take long and I could feel the sun's beautiful ray

She looks around, seeing fathers with their daughters. It's fathers day. On the street are laughter everywhere. People laughing and happiness in the air. She looks at her surroundings, eyes watering at the thought of when she would be truly happy.'Just like this' by Chainsmokers & Coldplay, states to play. The tears trimmer down her eyes to her cheeks. Seated on the bench, she sobs quietly. She feels envy towards them. She feels hatred. She never wanted this, but fate had other plans.Head low, hands in pocket, she wanders around, grief and sadness overwhelming her.She looks at a particular father and daughter from the store window. Anger boils in her, pain she never expected to feel, all come rushing. She has heard of heartbreak, but she never expected it to be this painful, hurtful.Why would he leave me? I didn't do anything wrong. Why couldn't he love me? What does she have that I and mother didn't? How could he just leave us like that?