DAISY
The aching pain has become steady, throbbing and stabbing with every breathe I take in. It has come to live in me permanently, that I give up seeking happiness I would never have.
Apparently, I can never go back to days where both my parents were present, days where my life was filled with contentment and joy. I used to be loved. I used to have everything under one roof.
Now, my energy to survive had been drained; I've become entirely worn out. I will give everything to lose my consciousness. It will be better. I just want all my pain to go away.
"Daisy, please, you have to eat something," Kay said to me when he walked into that room that I had packed and left behind days ago.
However, when I regained consciousness last night, I found myself lying on the familiar bed.
I cou
