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"Your Sister Can't Know"

by jellyfish

*“Goodnight sweetheart, be warm and sleep tight.”* Said my mother as she kissed me goodnight. Off to my room I get tucked into bed. Off she goes too but to her room instead. Not long does pass and I hear a faint whine. I creep out of bed and I sneak by to find. It’s from mothers room, I hope she’s okay. I push open the door; not still does she lay. “Mummy what’s wrong?” Said with shivering eyes. “I’ll tell you tomorrow” We’ve now double the cries. “What’s wrong with now?” Without reason I’m hushed. “Your sister can’t know” Back to bed then I’m rushed. I lay there in silence, and do as I’m told. Mother slept hurting - I slept shaken and cold.
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Jul 25, 2012
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