Hi, Grandma. I know you canât read this. Thatâs fineâyour silence always screamed the loudest. You only missed me when I vanished, But never enough to look twice when I was near. Still, I held your hand. Still, I stayed. You gave me scraps, I served you care. You played favoritesâI played nurse. And though I bore the wound, I never let the poison touch my tongue.
đ To the Storyteller (Manang)
Hi, Manang. Thanks for the respect⌠in our absence, at least. What a talentâto act kind when the audience is gone. Keep performing. Applause is overrated anyway. Your storylines are fiction dressed in guilt, But donât worryâ We know the truth behind the curtain call.
đ To the Emotional Parasite
Hi, *****. Thatâs you. Richâyes. Rich in overthinking. Rich in words you never learned how to use right. But money? Nah. You only invest in drama. You unveiled yourself without warning. Didnât even let us hold the masks longer. So thank youâfor exposing the betrayal We suspected all along. God saw it all. And me? I wonât forgive you. But Iâll let time wear the crown for justice.
đ To the Human CCTV (Cousin)
Hi, cousin. I blocked youâdigitally and emotionally. Youâve always had sharp eyes and dull morals. Broadcasting my life to your mom Like a live episode on channel gossip. I see now⌠You wanted to look clean, so you painted us *****. Newsflash: Everyoneâs already seen your reruns. And youâre not the hero in them.
đ To the College Dropout ****
Hi, ****. Yes, I said itâwith the elegance of a truth bomb. So when you sold grandmaâs table, Was that a bargain⌠or a betrayal? Funny, you worked in Customer Serviceâ But lacked the grace to serve without insults. No, I never hurt you. You mistook my curiosity for interrogation Because youâve only known relationships made of daggers. You cling to that aunt abroad like sheâs an exit plan. But be careful, darlingâ Sheâs molding you into her mirror. And mirrors crack too.