"That's enough!" Trevor barked. His dominating aura shook the walls of his office, frames falling to the ground, windows rattling with brute force as his shoulders broadened, welcoming his monster.
The monster I used to fear. But not anymore.
I didn't run, neither did I scurry.
I stood face to face with Trevor's beast. A beast more than twice my size, towering over everything in the room.
Making me nothing more than a tiny prey in its gaze.
"Are you trying to outsmart me?" He asked.
I scoffed. "You should've figured that out by now."
"Aurelia!" He roared again, his voice shaking the entire room, almost causing my knees to buckle, but I stood strong. Unwavering.
"You think you can ever be free from me?" He scowled. "I am your father."
"You are nothing but the man who brought me int
