I felt the covers fly off of me. I made eye contact with the insane guy. I backed up and fell of the bed.

"Morning sunshine!" He screamed.

I stayed there. My whole body was shaking with fear. Please leave me alone. Please go away. Go away. Go away. I looked over at Sofia.

"Sofia....help me," I whispered to her. I watched her cringe, and she took a step back. The man stared angrily at me. "What did you say," he angrily spat at me. I shook even more.

When I didn't answer, he yelled, "WHAT DID YOU CALL YOUR SISTER?!" I jumped.

"Sofia," I whispered. His expression turned more fierce. He reached out and grabbed my hand. I thrashed around in his grip, though he just tightened it. I screamed when he threw me into the wall. A pain shot through my spine. I looked up at him towering over me. He was glaring at me. "Who's Sofia? Have you been seeing someone behind your Daddy's back?!"

I was shaking. What the hell was this guy talking about? I glanced over at Sofia. The man turned around to see Sofia.

"Pluto. Did you know about this? Tell me!" He screamed at her. I watched her flinch back in fear. "No. Mars might've made a mistake."Sofia looked at me. The man turned back to me. I moved back into the wall. "Is this true" he asked me. I looked  at Sofia. She nodded her head. I looked up at the man and nodded my head.

His expression turned sad. He crouched down to my level and held out his hand. I sat there. Motionless. His hand didn't move. When I didn't take his hand, he grabbed my arm and pulled me up. He then gave me a bone crushing hug. I tired to squirm away, but he just held on tighter. I felt him shaking and water on my shoulder.

He was crying.

"I'm so sorry, Mars. I didn't mean to hurt you. Please forgive me," he sniffled on my shoulder. His grip tightened when I didn't answer. "Say you forgive me!" He yelled. I jumped.

"I-I forgive you," I managed to get out. 

He pulled away and smiled at me. "I have such a perfect daughter."he started to lean in. I got scared and pushed him away. His eyes showed hurt until they were raging with hatred. I slowly walked backwards. My back hit the wall. The man was walking toward me. I looked Toward Sofia for help. She just looked away and sat down on the couch.

The man was mere inches away from my face. His hot breath that smelled like beer and cigarettes hit my face. I cringed.

"You're going to regret that little stunt," he said.