CHAPTER 18 A Tragic Childhood
Third Person Point Of View
When Zion got home, he went to their room and checked Crystal. He feels better when he sees the woman's angelic face while silently sleeping. It was a heavy night for him so he was tired, but even so, he got up and went to the bathroom to clean his body. He didn't want to be next to Crystal when his hands were still dirty and hot-headed because of the incident earlier.
After Zion cooled down, he went straight to the kitchen to make some coffee because that is what often puts his troubled brain to sleep.
Until now, whenever he was faced with such a situation and made a bad decision, he only remembered his father who was similar to himself.
He met a cruel and greedy man who did not care about him. Only his mother had the care of his cheap mind then. It was a tragic childhood for him.