Chapter 245: Are You So Shameless As to Ask
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Envy eventually appeared in Jack's eyes, and it grew thicker with every passing moment. His voice was soft but cruel, "So what, Emily? You've been tainted by me. Even if he comes back, he won't want you..."
"Pat!" Emily slapped Jack hard across the face!
Jack staggered back, a red welt showing ghastly across his cheek. He turned slowly and came across Emily's hateful eyes.
"Jack, knowing you has been the most regretful part of my entire life," she said.
Jack's heart stopped beating for a moment and his stomach fell into a bottomless pit of despair. He felt like he was going to collapse at any moment.
Desperate to gain her trust, he wanted to tell her the truth about that night, but he swallowed his words, instead he said, "There's no point in living in regret, because I will be be tangling with you all my life."
"Don't make me hate you more," said Emily.
"You already hate me, don't you? So you might as well add a little more hate to it," he teased. Jack curved his lips upward and smiled menacingly, "If you are doomed not to love me, then I'd rather have you hate me.
Either way, I want you to remember me all your life!" he said.
"You're a disgusting psychopath!" she exclaimed. Emily had lost the will to continue arguing with him. She got up and turned around to leave, when Jack grabbed her hand from behind. "Where are you off to?
Emily, where are you going?" he asked. Jack gently tugged her arm and added, "Your foster parents want to hurt you. What do you plan on doing about that?"
"It's none of your business. Let me go!" she yelled.
"No, I will not! Emily, please, let me help you! I don't want you to get hurt!" he insisted.
"I don't need your help. And most of all, I don't need your pity..." Emily's head throbbed in agony. Squeezing her eyes shut, she willed the pain to go away. "Please, just let me go and stop pestering..." she pleaded.
"Let you go? Then what about me?" he asked. A bitter smile graced Jack's sullen face. The heartache he endured was no less than a hurricane. "You only have Jacob in your heart, don't you? He won't be coming back anytime soon, so you should stop waiting for him..." he said, vaguely.
"What do you mean by this?" she asked. Emily keenly grasped the important message in the words. A spider of fear skittered along her spine.
Jack, suddenly, realized that he had said too much. Wild, mad-eyed, he whipped his head around looking for an excuse.
"Tell me! What on earth did you mean by th
you... Why, mom?" asked Emily.
"Why? How dare you ask me why?" yelled Debby. Suddenly, Emily's mother went berserk. Her lethal stare felt painful and piercing, as if her glare was tearing Emily's heart apart with a blinding teal light. "Do you know what you have done to my dear Tina? Have you no shame? How dare you still call me mom?" said Debby.
"Mom... I didn't..." Emily mumbled. In truth, Emily had never caused Tina any harm. Tina's downfall was her own fault. It was Tina who tried to do Emily harm, but why couldn't anyone see that? Why did everyone put the blame on Emily?
What did the world have against Emily?
"Shut up! Never call me mom again!" Debby screamed. Debby's eyes flashed with resentment and anger, much like lightning on a pitch black night. "I wish I never had a daughter like you! Look at what you've done. Are you even human?" asked Debby.
"Never call me mom again", that was the last straw for Emily. A burning animosity was developing in her amber orbs, but the pain in her heart almost choked the life out of her. She had never felt so lonely and abandoned in her life. The harshness of reality, deprived her of the ability to deceive herself.
Words seemed to have lost its weight and meaning now.
"Okay, that's it," she said to her parents. Emily slammed the door, and returned to her own room with a sad expression. Her parents were outside cursing at her. Their indistinct voices pierced her heart like a thousand needles.
Emily's facial expression was cadaver-like, not just sagged but lacking its usual liveliness completely, as if she had left her spirit somewhere else.
Emily's mother, did not want her.
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Envy eventually appeared in Jack's eyes, and it grew thicker with every passing moment. His voice was soft but cruel, "So what, Emily? You've been tainted by me. Even if he comes back, he won't want you..."
"Pat!" Emily slapped Jack hard across the face!
Jack staggered back, a red welt showing ghastly across his cheek. He turned slowly and came across Emily's hateful eyes.
"Jack, knowing you has been the most regretful part of my entire life," she said.
Jack's heart stopped beating for a moment and his stomach fell into a bottomless pit of despair. He felt like he was going to collapse at any moment.
Desperate to gain her trust, he wanted to tell her the truth about that night, but he swallowed his words, instead he said, "There's no point in living in regret, because I will be be tangling with you all my life."
"Don't make me hate you more," said Emily.
"You already hate me, don't you? So you might as well add a little more hate to it," he teased. Jack curved his lips upward and smiled menacingly, "If you are doomed not to love me, then I'd rather have you hate me.
Either way, I want you to remember me all your life!" he said.
"You're a disgusting psychopath!" she exclaimed. Emily had lost the will to continue arguing with him. She got up and turned around to leave, when Jack grabbed her hand from behind. "Where are you off to?
Emily, where are you going?" he asked. Jack gently tugged her arm and added, "Your foster parents want to hurt you. What do you plan on doing about that?"
"It's none of your business. Let me go!" she yelled.
"No, I will not! Emily, please, let me help you! I don't want you to get hurt!" he insisted.
"I don't need your help. And most of all, I don't need your pity..." Emily's head throbbed in agony. Squeezing her eyes shut, she willed the pain to go away. "Please, just let me go and stop pestering..." she pleaded.
"Let you go? Then what about me?" he asked. A bitter smile graced Jack's sullen face. The heartache he endured was no less than a hurricane. "You only have Jacob in your heart, don't you? He won't be coming back anytime soon, so you should stop waiting for him..." he said, vaguely.
"What do you mean by this?" she asked. Emily keenly grasped the important message in the words. A spider of fear skittered along her spine.
Jack, suddenly, realized that he had said too much. Wild, mad-eyed, he whipped his head around looking for an excuse.
"Tell me! What on earth did you mean by th
you... Why, mom?" asked Emily.
"Why? How dare you ask me why?" yelled Debby. Suddenly, Emily's mother went berserk. Her lethal stare felt painful and piercing, as if her glare was tearing Emily's heart apart with a blinding teal light. "Do you know what you have done to my dear Tina? Have you no shame? How dare you still call me mom?" said Debby.
"Mom... I didn't..." Emily mumbled. In truth, Emily had never caused Tina any harm. Tina's downfall was her own fault. It was Tina who tried to do Emily harm, but why couldn't anyone see that? Why did everyone put the blame on Emily?
What did the world have against Emily?
"Shut up! Never call me mom again!" Debby screamed. Debby's eyes flashed with resentment and anger, much like lightning on a pitch black night. "I wish I never had a daughter like you! Look at what you've done. Are you even human?" asked Debby.
"Never call me mom again", that was the last straw for Emily. A burning animosity was developing in her amber orbs, but the pain in her heart almost choked the life out of her. She had never felt so lonely and abandoned in her life. The harshness of reality, deprived her of the ability to deceive herself.
Words seemed to have lost its weight and meaning now.
"Okay, that's it," she said to her parents. Emily slammed the door, and returned to her own room with a sad expression. Her parents were outside cursing at her. Their indistinct voices pierced her heart like a thousand needles.
Emily's facial expression was cadaver-like, not just sagged but lacking its usual liveliness completely, as if she had left her spirit somewhere else.
Emily's mother, did not want her.
Envy eventually appeared in Jack's eyes, and it grew thicker with every passing moment. His voice was soft but cruel, "So what, Emily? You've been tainted by me. Even if he comes back, he won't want you...""Pat!" Emily slapped Jack hard across the face! Jack staggered back, a red welt showing ghastly across his cheek. He turned slowly and came across Emily's hateful eyes. "Jack, knowing you has been the most regretful part of my entire life," she said. Jack's heart stopped beating for a moment and his stomach fell into a bottomless pit of despair. He felt like he was going to collapse at any moment. Desperate to gain her trust, he wanted to tell her the truth about that night, but he swallowed his words, instead he said, "There's no point in living in regret, because I will be be tangling with you all my life.""Don't make me hate you more," said Emily. "You already hate me, don't you? So you might as well add a little more hate to it," he teased. Jack curved his lips upward and smiled menacingly, "If you are doomed not to love me, then I'd rather have you hate me. Either way, I want you to remember me all your life!" he said. "You're a disgusting psychopath!" she exclaimed. Emily had lost the will to continue arguing with him. She got up and turned around to leave, when Jack grabbed her hand from behind. "Where are you off to? Emily, where are you going?" he asked. Jack gently tugged her arm and added, "Your foster parents want to hurt you. What do you plan on doing about that?""It's none of your business. Let me go!" she yelled. "No, I will not! Emily, please, let me help you! I don't want you to get hurt!" he insisted. "I don't need your help. And most of all, I don't need your pity..." Emily's head throbbed in agony. Squeezing her eyes shut, she willed the pain to go away. "Please, just let me go and stop pestering..." she pleaded. "Let you go? Then what about me?" he asked. A bitter smile graced Jack's sullen face. The heartache he endured was no less than a hurricane. "You only have Jacob in your heart, don't you? He won't be coming back anytime soon, so you should stop waiting for him..." he said, vaguely. "What do you mean by this?" she asked. Emily keenly grasped the important message in the words. A spider of fear skittered along her spine. Jack, suddenly, realized that he had said too much. Wild, mad-eyed, he whipped his head around looking for an excuse. "Tell me! What on earth did you mean by thyou... Why, mom?" asked Emily. "Why? How dare you ask me why?" yelled Debby. Suddenly, Emily's mother went berserk. Her lethal stare felt painful and piercing, as if her glare was tearing Emily's heart apart with a blinding teal light. "Do you know what you have done to my dear Tina? Have you no shame? How dare you still call me mom?" said Debby. "Mom... I didn't..." Emily mumbled. In truth, Emily had never caused Tina any harm. Tina's downfall was her own fault. It was Tina who tried to do Emily harm, but why couldn't anyone see that? Why did everyone put the blame on Emily? What did the world have against Emily? "Shut up! Never call me mom again!" Debby screamed. Debby's eyes flashed with resentment and anger, much like lightning on a pitch black night. "I wish I never had a daughter like you! Look at what you've done. Are you even human?" asked Debby. "Never call me mom again", that was the last straw for Emily. A burning animosity was developing in her amber orbs, but the pain in her heart almost choked the life out of her. She had never felt so lonely and abandoned in her life. The harshness of reality, deprived her of the ability to deceive herself. Words seemed to have lost its weight and meaning now. "Okay, that's it," she said to her parents. Emily slammed the door, and returned to her own room with a sad expression. Her parents were outside cursing at her. Their indistinct voices pierced her heart like a thousand needles. Emily's facial expression was cadaver-like, not just sagged but lacking its usual liveliness completely, as if she had left her spirit somewhere else. Emily's mother, did not want her.
