“What do you want me to do, then? I am fair, but you are not, Mom. Always not fair.” Llaine shouted, looking at the sky. She’s trying to stay calm, but her nervousness is overflowing. She can live alone, but this is the moment when she wishes that she’s not alone. Because she knew she couldn’t survive this just by herself.
“Prove to me that you are really going to do what you have promised.” Her mother’s voice echoed again in her surroundings.
“I never break any promise that I had made, Mom. Not even for once.” She’s clenching her jaw, as she’s just so fed up and tired of her mother.
“Words are not enough, Llaine. And I believe that promises are made to be broken, so just do what I say. And show me that you are really serious about that.”
“Prove to me that you still consider me as
