Tailani
“Daddy let him go,” I yelled, but he wouldn’t listen. I could see the veins in his neck, he was about to kill him and there was no way I was going to let that happened.
“Grandpa stop,” Imani cried, trying to protect her daddy.
“Deacon, release the boy,” my mother said in a nonchalant tone. It was one I had heard so often throughout the years, and it always worked.
“You're okay daddy?” Imani said throwing her arms around Jeremih as we both helped him to stand. She then glared at her grandparents. It was the first time in her life that she had ever shown so much rage towards them. “How could you?” She demanded “You can’t hurt my dad because you’re mad about him being with mom.”
“It’s okay Imani,” Jeremih said, he then looked at my parents who were looking back at him.
“Sit do
