61 Just Like Their Fathers : Part 1

Down south of this city, there was an endless forest stood by. It was surrounded by a thick veil of trees, hauntingly staring at the complex nearby. Rumors had it that if you ever found yourself inside, there was no guarantee for you to come out.

Cain was too busy with his schoolwork to actually give a damn about the rumors. Though, he was still careful not to go there since his house was literally beside the forest. He could not move out of the house anyway, he did not have enough money, and his mother was still away.

Or maybe he was in denial, and maybe he wished his mother would come home.

He did his best to push the thoughts away.

As for now, the mature teen was busy stomping down the hallway with papers in his hands. The sun almost died as the last of its light went through the glass partition walls that surrounded the school.