"Mommy do I have a daddy?" Little Claire asked her mother, gripping her hand while looking up to Janice Rickets for an answer. Janice swallowed, looking for a good way to avoid the truth to her 6 year old daughter who was to young to be told what really happened. She remembered that night, the knife to her trough, the man ripping of her cloths, then...NO! She shivered, knowing full well that monster was her beautiful little girl's father.
"Your father was a good man, but he died in a car accident, that's why he's not around." Janice said giving her a fake smile, this lie is way better then the truth.
"Oh, okay." The girl replied with a disappointed expression on her face.
Let's hope you don't ever have to know baby girl, lets hope.
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Claire woke up sweating and panting startled by her surroundings. She found herself in a big bedroom that looked like it had been put together with lots of effort. Clair tried to get up but realized that her body was sore and just dropped again. She heard the door creak open a bit and saw a portion of a girl's face that didn't look older than 4 years old, the girl shyly opened the door slowly and saw her features more clearly. The girl had blond hair with big blue eyes; she was cubby like most children her age and wore overalls with a pink shirt underneath, and she was staring at her curiously.
Claire couldn't help but smile at the girl and said, "Hi there, can you get your parents for me please?" That obviously scared her because she scurried back to the door again which made only her left side visible. Claire smiled again, she's just so cute!
"I see that your awake." Said a man at the door, "Sasha, baby girl, why don't you play with your dolls?" He said nicely squatting to give her a grin. Sasha nodded and left obediently, then he walked towards Claire letting her see him easier. He was big, at 6'5 and built like a wide receiver with brown curly hair and blue eyes on his roundish face, then looked to see he was wearing nothing but athletic shorts.
"Now don't be thinkin' I raped you or nothin', I was just being a good citizen and took care of you." He said folding his arms to show he wasn't lying.
"So where the hell am I and who are you?" She said in a hurtful manner she had used on all men she met, you can never trust a man, that's what her mom taught her.