The Unexpected Betrayer

Have you ever questioned your own existence? Have you ever wondered why you were born, what your purpose is, and why you feel so different from everyone else? Have you ever asked yourself why God created you to be so unique and why you can't seem to blend in with others? Have you ever felt unloved and misunderstood by those around you? These questions are not always easy to answer, and sometimes the answers are not what we want to hear.

But life goes on, and we must learn to accept ourselves and move forward. We can't change the past, but we can shape the future. Sometimes, the only person who can help us through these struggles is ourselves. That's where my story begins - from being a complete outcast to becoming a savior to the world.

People now recognize and accept me for who I am, but I haven't forgotten the pain and suffering that led me to where I am today. I didn't forgive those who hurt me because if they truly cared for me, they wouldn't have caused me so much pain in the first place. If I were like everyone else, I may have been able to forgive them. But being different meant that I had to work harder, endure more, and fight to prove my worth.

My parents always told me that one day, I would meet someone who would be faithful to me, someone who would accept and love me for who I am. And they were right. I met that person, and he changed my life.

But before I get ahead of myself, let me introduce myself. My name is Athena Holmes Newton, and I'm actually the descendant of two famous figures in history: Isaac Newton and Sherlock Holmes. Yes, Sherlock Holmes actually existed and wrote his own stories under a different name. And yes, they had children in secret. My mother is a descendant of the Holmes family, while my father comes from the Newton lineage.

My family has always valued wisdom and intelligence, and those values have been instilled in me from a young age. I'm only 14 years old, but I've already traveled to many different countries and learned numerous languages, including Japanese, Arabic, German, French, Spanish, Hindi, Bengali, and of course, English. My parents are always on the move, and while it has its benefits, it also has its drawbacks.

One of the biggest drawbacks is that I've always felt like an outcast. Most of the people I've met in my past schools have bullied me severely, and while my parents have tried to intervene, it hasn't always worked. So I've had to deal with betrayals, physical and verbal abuse, and being treated as a punching bag.

But I've learned to cope with it all. I've become accustomed to being quiet most of the time and relying on my books for companionship. I have a lot of them - you could call me a nerd or a bookworm, but I don't care. It's what makes me happy.

I have orange-red hair, emerald green eyes, and milky white skin. I like to describe myself that way, even if it can be a bit cringy at times. I love to dress formally and often look like a highly professional individual. If you don't like it, I don't care. It's what makes me feel confident and comfortable.

Recently, I've been having some weird dreams. Each time, they feel more realistic and vivid. Strange things have started to happen, and I'm not sure what to make of them. What will happen when I finally get the answers I've been seeking? Only time will tell.