Wyosch
The Demonic Wolf
Heather giggled as she hugged her brother, looking at him with big eyes.
"Doesn't that hurt?", she asked, pointing at his tie. "Around your neck?"
She giggled happily as she thought of her fish.
"Mommy and daddy will be buying fish for me!"
While Misha had gone to his own room and was trying to put on his suit - by himself - Hunter was just putting everything they needed for breakfast on the table when she saw Macon walking in.
"Did you get Heather into her dress without a tantrum?", she asked, walking up to him with a soft smile, wrapping his arms around him as she had reached him.
"Is something wrong, honey? You didn't seem too fine when you walked away with Heather."
"Robyn, stop.", Jim interrupted, having slightly raised his voice so she would snap out of her thoughts, yet not fear of something happening.
He put both his hands on her shoulders, heeling down in front of her, looking at her with a sad expression on his face. He didn't like talking about this, but he had to.
"Listen, Robyn... I went through the same thing you all did. I've had an abusive father and an abusive boss later on when I was older. I didn't have a mother or any friends I could find help or support in. This went on for 22 years. I'm 25 now. I have many problems because of my past, and I only recently realized that I am... traumatized. It'll take me a very, very long time to get better. But my family and friends will help me get through it."
He smirked sadly, giving Robyn a reassuring nod.
"I know how you feel about strangers, because that's exactly what I feel too. And I assure you, those few people I'll know will want to help all of you are really nice and can be trusted."
He slightly bent forwards and whispered into her ear,
"And if it calms you - I'm the devil. Nobody wants to mess with me. Else I'll make them burn in hell for forever.", he winked, standing up again and looking around at the other kids for a moment, before back to Robyn.
"It'll be fine."
Dylan didn't move for a good minute, making no sound at all. Not even his breath made any sound.
"I-", he whispered, his expression changing from happy boyfriend to sad, grieving boy.
"Nobody in my family has ever really accepted her death... nobody visited her grave after her funeral. I only did once, but it hurt too much. And so I never went back... that's three years ago now..."
"Doesn't that hurt?", she asked, pointing at his tie. "Around your neck?"
She giggled happily as she thought of her fish.
"Mommy and daddy will be buying fish for me!"
While Misha had gone to his own room and was trying to put on his suit - by himself - Hunter was just putting everything they needed for breakfast on the table when she saw Macon walking in.
"Did you get Heather into her dress without a tantrum?", she asked, walking up to him with a soft smile, wrapping his arms around him as she had reached him.
"Is something wrong, honey? You didn't seem too fine when you walked away with Heather."
"Robyn, stop.", Jim interrupted, having slightly raised his voice so she would snap out of her thoughts, yet not fear of something happening.
He put both his hands on her shoulders, heeling down in front of her, looking at her with a sad expression on his face. He didn't like talking about this, but he had to.
"Listen, Robyn... I went through the same thing you all did. I've had an abusive father and an abusive boss later on when I was older. I didn't have a mother or any friends I could find help or support in. This went on for 22 years. I'm 25 now. I have many problems because of my past, and I only recently realized that I am... traumatized. It'll take me a very, very long time to get better. But my family and friends will help me get through it."
He smirked sadly, giving Robyn a reassuring nod.
"I know how you feel about strangers, because that's exactly what I feel too. And I assure you, those few people I'll know will want to help all of you are really nice and can be trusted."
He slightly bent forwards and whispered into her ear,
"And if it calms you - I'm the devil. Nobody wants to mess with me. Else I'll make them burn in hell for forever.", he winked, standing up again and looking around at the other kids for a moment, before back to Robyn.
"It'll be fine."
Dylan didn't move for a good minute, making no sound at all. Not even his breath made any sound.
"I-", he whispered, his expression changing from happy boyfriend to sad, grieving boy.
"Nobody in my family has ever really accepted her death... nobody visited her grave after her funeral. I only did once, but it hurt too much. And so I never went back... that's three years ago now..."