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Author's Chapter Notes:
Don't worry Chapter Seven is on the way... any more ideas you think should happen? I'm all ears...
It was about twelve o’clock and Carrie was eating with

some friends at the table in the cafeteria.

“So Carrie, how you been,” said Liz.

“Oh, I been fine,” Carrie responded back.

“Well would you want to come with us on Saturday to the

movies?”

“You should come. I mean it seems like the last couple of

days you were like dead,” said Cathy.

“Well, I’ll think about it. I sort am doing something

important.”

“What is it, Carrie?” said Liz.

“You two wouldn’t be interested.”

“Try us,” said Cathy.

“No, it’s okay… It’s sort of personal.”

“Oh, alright,” said Liz.

The remainder of the time, Carrie just sat there and ate

her lunch until the bell rang. She then went straight to

class only to daydream of what her father could look like.

She thought that maybe she looked more like him, with

obtaining his eyes and ears, as they were different from

her mother’s cornflower hair. Her hair was brown. She just

imagined… all that day.

Chris was crying…

Chris read on in Carrie’s diary, all those years he felt

like he wasted away his life now, it was worst than any

apparent death. Survival was no longer a gift for him, it

was a curse. He realizes how much his daughter was hurt

throughout all these years. They were even more painful

than what any parent would do to their child. As Chris

read on, he realize how many things he missed throughout

the twelve years of his solitude while his daughter was

utterly disappointed that he wasn’t around. He was never

there for any of her birthdays, he was never their for

Christmas, he was never their to feat on Thanksgiving, he

was never their to witness her acting in the school’s

play, he was never their to pick her up after school in

her first day in Middle or even High school, he was never

their to drop her off to the dances she went, he was never

their when her grandma (his mother) died, and he was never

their to even say I love you before going to bed. He

looked back, throughout those years he struggled.

He then started to yell as he got up…

“Why did you do this to me God? WHY? Why couldn’t you make

some lowlife this…THIS JOKE SIZE!? YOU NO DAMN WELL, I

DIDN’T DESERVE THIS DAMN IT! WHY COUNLDN’T GIVE THIS…”, as

he was pulling on his toga, “TO SOMEBODY WHO DID WRONG

WITH THEIR LIFE? WHY? WHY? OH CARRIE… CARRIE… I’M SO

SORRY!”

Chris felt a feeling he never thought to feel again, the

feeling of what he felt once before. He felt weak, puny,

insecure, and absurd. His paradise was completely

shattered like a mirror that broke into pieces. At this

moment he wanted nothing more but to kill himself. But

something keeps stopping him to do so. To him it was

utterly easy now, all he had to do was jump off the drawer

and that’s it. So what if Carrie find his little dead

corpse, it was already worst that he couldn’t be there to

see her. She’s a big girl, she doesn’t need me he said.

But still, his mind or what he believes his conscious said

was, “don’t do it, your job is not done yet.”

He didn’t know what it meant, but he believed that God was

now whispering to his mind. What does this mean to him?
Chapter End Notes:
Next Chapter: Carrie returns home, but that's not all who's back... Chris gets ready for tonight.
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