"Don’t tell me you are here to bother me because of your daughter again. I am tired of seeing your ugly face." I groaned and put my hand on my face.
Her resounding, evil laughter filled the room, it wasn’t too evil, but it was getting on my nerves.
"Get out." I raised my head to look at her, but she wasn't at the window anymore. Where did that old hag go? I wondered and felt a light tap on my shoulder. I turned around to see her standing in front of me.
"Don’t be scared, I came here to give you a warning."
"I am not scared," I retorted.
"Mhmm, well, I am sure you are worried about your sister right now, she must have turned into a wild beast and attacked you." She remarked.
"How did you know that?" I inquired. She chuckled bitterly and stroked the scar on my right cheek. I furrowed m
