Daisy kept her eyes closed, she was still hoping it would be a bad dream and her father would go away. In that moment she wouldn’t have minded to open her eyes and find herself back in the cabin in the park.
She gave it another five minutes, but the voices only got worse. Eventually, she had no choice. She opened her eyes and looked at the man she had hoped to never set her eyes on ever again, or at least in a very long time.
Like a Predator sensing his prey was now ripe for the picking, Bernard Drew turned around and faced his daughter. His face that was already red with rage took on an even uglier sneer as he looked her up and down.
Daisy felt the disapproval in her father’s stare like a slap across her face. She dug deep for courage and refused to look away. She could see her fath
