Untouchable by Marii Solaria
Chapter 124
Chapter 35 – Honeybee
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“Every loss, every mistake, was seared into her soul, creating a different kind of tattoo, one made from rage and abandonment, heart break and tears.“– Kami Garcia and Margaret Stohl
Ashley
“If you want her back, you need to talk to her.”
“I know.”
“How long are you going to procrastinate? You can sit on your ass and reminisce through baby pictures all day, but the fact remains that you’re too damn scared to face your daughter!”
Ugh! Sometimes, I wish I can shut Delilah up, but I know I can’t. My wolf never hesitates to speak the truth. Plastic sings with every page turn with transparent pockets displaying three neat columns and three rows of photographic memories. Each picture summons long–lost emotions of the past; happy memories where each day didn’t end without a smile. Memories of my two daughters when they were young and blithe bubbled happiness within me but couldn’t place a smile on my face.
It’s easier to hide in what used to be than to confront what is now.
Halima. A name I wouldn’t dare utter again. A name meaning of patience and generosity carried with it my failures. The name my youngest daughter abandoned for another to separate herself from her father, her
sister, and me.
Yes, I’m a failure. I’m a failure as a mother.
Another picture, another smile. My youngest had the biggest and purest of smiles, even when she was born. Toothless, but held uncontained joy to enter a world in the arms of her mother. She was a special one. Jonathan, present at her birth, knew as well because Halima was born with the most striking and vibrant blue eyes–bluer than authentic sapphires. After a week, they faded to her beautiful brown.
Halima was a very energetic girl. Where did she get her energy from? Half of the time, it was from sugar. Other times, I wouldn’t know. She was always buzzing around like a honeybee.
My little Honeybee.
The world got colder when she lost that smile. When Celeste and Nuria died, the speed at which Halima went from beloved to hated was awful. Grief thickened around Zircon Moon faster than flour to butter, and the blame was quickly put on her–the last person to see both of them alive.
Yes, I lost my best friend and my baby girl that day.
But I’m a coward. I always have been, and I proved it when I abandoned my child to deflect from the fear of being reprimanded by Alpha Jonathan. A powerful man lost two people important to him and in his rage declared my baby girl a criminal.
My love as a mother should’ve shown that day, I should’ve looked in Halima’s eyes and tell her I wouldn’t leave her. That I’ll love her forever as I promised every night before she slept. I promised her so many things a nine–year–old believed in a heartbeat.
Instead, I turn my back on her. Was it from fear of Jonathan’s wrath, or was I too weak to protect my
daughter?
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a mother abandoning their child–but I took the loser
incompetency and cowardice. But, I know, she’ll never forgive me. Her heart has hardened over the years
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her scowl Is deep, and the power she radiates
I know, if it wasn’t Tristan chalned up against that tree, it would be her father and me. She could kill us. I know she wants to kill us for abandoning her. We turned a
That’s unforgivable.
tells her, Raina blinks back her tears. “There isn’t shit
to talk about.”
“Kiya, please…”
new name she picked for herself. She rolls her eyes before glaring at both Steven and me with unbridled hatred. “What the f*ck
“We..
Kiya. And there is no excuse for our actions against you during your stay
both pretended that I didn’t exist while you primed and pampered Raina as your only child. And now, after hearing that I was raped,
of
for
-
me. I
happened to her broke n didn’t sleep for two days. Why should 17 Her hatred towards us is
too. I want Artemis back; my precious pup. However, I failed her too. Just as you call yourself a failure, I’m also one by
our daughter, but I ignored you. I stopped you from taking over. I turned the other
partially
“No, you’re not.”
watched Kiya plck. the one up off the table as Raina retreated to the corner near the windows. Flipping through
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was so perfect, wasn’t she?” Venom dripped with every syllable. “Her eighth–grade graduation; full of smiles and accomplishment. Then, her first homecoming dance–the freedom to go out and dance all night01:29 Slowly, it crept into prom, high–school graduation, engagement, wedding–all the f*cking events just handed to her on a silver platter.
My eyes dart over to Raina, who was wiping tears from her cheeks. “But, it’s fine. It’s
a slave,” Steven whispers painfully. I can tell he’s struggling as much as I am.
me, Steven. Who suggested I be made a slave that day? Because I remember Jonathan wanting to kill me.” She chuckles darkly.
my hand harder, sucking in a sharp breath as the guilt ate him alive. Tears etched at the corner of his eyes, threatening to spill over as he experiences the
did,” Steven admitted. The air tensed as Kiya scoffed. “I didn’t want him to kill
esot
me into an indentured servant was
I know it’s stupid and unethical reasoning, but Jonathan
me.” The bomb dropped. “You had options. Was being Beta so important to you? Did your duty to that bastard trump the safety of the child you swore to protect? Yes, I lived. But I spent every day since wishing I was dead.”
of our pathetic hearts, reminding us we’re a terrible family. We got our daughter, but she wasn’t our daughter. She was nothing, and we didn’t do a damn thing to change it. As everyone began abusing her, we did too. A twisted bystander
not to see her. Strangely, as she was being thrown around like trash, Jonathan rewarded us for our loyalty. As Betas, we had the prestige from our rank, and it bettered our lives. We were so full of ourselves that as the rewards came; they clouded our minds to Halima,
Mutt. Runt. Bitch. Useless cur. Her name was like acid we didn’t dare to utter.
wonder she abandoned
flipping the pages of the album. “Did I do something so horrible that it made you stop loving
Even now, as a beautiful woman, she continues to suffer.
room for forgiveness in her heart. She hasn’t forgiven Raina, or Neron, or anyone else. What makes you think she’ll forgive
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