Scars Of A Broken Bond by Calv Momose

Though the morning had started with a drizzle, it had since ceased, yet the sky remained shrouded in gloom. The absence of sunlight hinted at the potential for more rain.

“How about we enjoy a delicious meal first?”

“Let’s head to the amusement park this morning and have lunch there,”

Jennie insisted.

Sabrina found herself momentarily at a loss for words.

“Very well, I’ll take you to the amusement park. But keep in mind, there’s a chance of rain. If it does rain, we’ll have to leave, alright?” Sabrina suggested.

“Alright,” Jennie agreed with a nod.

As they settled into the car, Jennie regaled Sabrina with tales of her recent adventures at kindergarten.

Gradually, she began to show signs of fatigue.

Sensing Jennie’s weariness, Sabrina cast a warm smile and activated the car’s music radio.

amusement park,

whirl on the merry-go-round, Jennie gazed up longingly at the towering

age restricted her from

she surveyed her surroundings, her eyes fixating

in the vicinity of the

cluster of enticing food stalls lay not far off. While passing by, Jennie was tantalized by the mouthwatering aroma and came to an abrupt halt. She cast a

place the

“Take care,” Sabrina cautioned.

Jennie affirmed before descending the slide

so Sabrina patiently lingered at

owner announced, presenting Sabrina with their delectable

by an abrupt, piercing scream, resonating not far from their

disconcerting sight of Jennie. Jennie

Jennie, extending a comforting hand as she inquired anxiously, “Jennie, are you alright? Where did you get hurt? Can you tell

her pallid face a canvas of discomfort, extended her trembling hand, revealing a palm

pain anywhere else?” Sabrina inquired

shook her

a tissue from her bag and tenderly cleansing the dirt from Jennie’s injured palm. Afterward, she gently blew on it and inquired, “How did

gestured toward a boy perched