9: Child Of Woe

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VANDER There was a certain darkness inside of me and anyone who had associated with me at a point always saw it. It was blaring and loud. A child born on a moonless night was considered a child of woe. For me, I was woe itself. Last night was full of terror, and I had suffered a series of nightmares up until morning. My eyes were dryer than the desert, regardless of how humid the temperature was. I had barely slept a wink, and I had a feeling that wouldn’t change anytime soon. Unlike the correctional facility, a certain quietude lingered— one that haunted me repeatedly. I was back in this cursed house. I could already see the hell to be unleashed. I sat up and tugged open the curtains, letting in some natural light. I was still in the same dark sweatpants as last night, with my lea

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