“They f*****g destroyed this place.”
I stood in front of my parents’ house and looked from window to window. All of them had been smashed through, glass littered around the cement sidewalks. I didn’t know if I wanted to step into the house.
“I took a look around this morning,” Kai said, holding Ana on his hip. “It’s not that bad.”
that After shoving my key into the front door, the door creaked open. I didn’t even have to turn the key. The lock must’ve been broken from whichever police officer had raided the place late last night.
Inside, drawers were pulled open. Papers littered the floor. Shelves were knocked over. I headed right toward the basement because they might’ve raided my house and found nothing, but that was because we didn’t keep any important s**t up here.
“The basement i
