Wind Carved Names Into Silence by Zex Hollow 130

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Chapter 130

Bonnie

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Watching Lottie as she steps closer to her mom is somewhat heartbreaking. What must she be feeling right now? What must she be thinking? What do you say to the one person who should have always been there for you? She’s never known the love of a mom and it’s heartbreaking and while I know how she feels in that department there’s still a huge difference in our situations.

Her mom chose to leave her, but my mom didn’t. I’ve heard more than once about how much of a good mom my mom was, and about how excited she was to have me and Blue. She wouldn’t have walked away from us ever but Lola chose to walk away from Lottie and I am pretty sure that she doesn’t regret a thing about it. I can’t imagine the pain that she feels. I wouldn’t want to.

“Why?” She asks Lola. Her voice sounds so raw and pained that I feel a tug in my heart. Nick gently pulls on my hand and leads me across the room until we are facing both Lottie and Lola. “Why what?” Lola asks acting dull. Every single person in this room knows what she is asking. “Why did you leave me? Why did you abandon me?” Lola rolls her eyes, actually rolls her eyes at her daughter as if she is

asking a stupid question.

“You shouldn’t ask questions when there’s a chance that you won’t like the answer.” Lola grunts. Since the moment that Lottie walked in here not once has she shown even an ounce of interest, and even now as her daughter looks directly at her, she just looks through her like she doesn’t matter. Still, I guess the sad reality is that Lottie doesn’t matter to Lola because if she did then she wouldn’t have left her or at the very least she would have come back for her but she never did.

“There ain’t anything you can say that will upset me. I accepted the situation for what it was a long time ago. I guess I’m curious. Curious as to how a mother can just abandon her daughter, can just walk away and never return.”

“I did return.” Lola grunts looking bored of this conversation. “Oh yes, that’s right Mother dearest. You did come back didn’t you, and why was that now? Oh yes, that’s right. You came back to gain money from me. That’s why you came back.”

Lola turns her head and gives Nick a fiflty look forcing me to lodge a growl in my throat. This isn’t anything to do with me so I’ll do my best to remain quiet but if it’s needed then I will get involved and I won’t regret a thing. “Do you think that I wouldn’t tell her the

truth? Why the fuck would I cover your ass?” He spits while several grunts of agreement echo around the room.

Instead of answering him, she turns her attention back to Lottie as she huffs. “Look kid, I’m sure you’re lovely and all that but I never wanted kids, ever! I was forced to have you. Believe me, if I could have gotten rid of you I would have but I couldn’t. If it’s any condolence to you I looked after you for three years before I left you here so if you ask me, your situation could have been a lot worse!”

Is she fucking kidding me! Oh hell no! Now I’m beyond pissed. I know she’s a bitch but good goddess there was no need for that kind of response. I keep my eyes on Lottie and feel pride as she remains standing with her shoulders pushed back and her head held high. I can imagine that those words have hurt a lot but she’s not giving Lola an ounce of reaction I may not have known her for long but I still feel proud of her.