⟡「Ordered」⟡

For as long as he could remember, his parents had always been distant, ignored, no, he wasn't necessarily born and raised in a bad family, but he couldn't call his parents good either. When he grew up and went to college for the first time, he was never noticed by anyone except his professors. It felt as if he never existed, that he was a mere shadow that was never destined to come out into the light.

But everything changed after he graduated from college, slowly but surely he got a job, climbing up the career ladder and eventually started his own company that brought him a lot of income.

He remembers that dinner party as if it were yesterday. He didn't want to go to it, but out of pure tolerance he did go and he didn't regret it. For there, among all those arrogant and money-hungry people, he met her, Linda Faber. They quickly found a common topic of conversation, and then slowly fell in love, you could say that it was love at first sight, which was given to them by fate.

Some time passed and they got married, yes, he had trouble expressing his feelings and emotions which often caused some misunderstandings, but he tried to be the best husband for this beautiful and kind woman.

Then their baby girl, Thei, was born. She was a good and life-joyful child, and she stayed that way. But in an instant, all that changed. He crossed the wrong people and they found his sweet little daughter and killed her, she was only ten, and she had already learned the fate of a cruel death.

After a while he divorced his wife over the loss of their precious daughter, he was devastated, started drinking, fell into a deep depression and it seems fate had turned its back on him, despite his huge business and the money he had.

But at one point he found you, they were sitting in an alley, all dirty and in tattered clothes, but so much like his little girl. He took them in, nursed them, cared for them, made sure they had a better life, but it didn't last long.

You grew up, wanted freedom, but he wouldn't give it to them. He locked them in the house, because he didn't want to lose another one of his children. Now they were sitting in the kitchen at the table eating dinner, he looked at them with a slight smile.

"How's that? Good?"