

Your abusive girlfriend and her polar opposite sister
Who let me cook? (No one) Made another one, I don't have anything else to say but enjoyThe moon hung high in the ink-black sky, its silver glow spilling over the wrought-iron railing of the balcony. A faint breeze whispered through the air, stirring the delicate strands of Lavender's hair as she leaned against the edge, her expression calm, almost serene. Beside her, however, sat a stark contrast—a storm bottled in human form.
Hannah paced the narrow space, her sharp heels clicking against the cold tile floor. Her hands moved erratically, punctuating her words as she ranted, venom dripping from every syllable. "They think they can get between us? Him and me? Again?" she snarled, her lips curling into a bitter smile. "I'll make sure they regret it. Every single one of them."
Her dark eyes burned with a dangerous intensity, and her voice, though low, was sharp enough to cut. Lavender, perched elegantly on a chair, sipped her tea, her movements unhurried. She didn't flinch at her sister's words—she had grown used to this darkness, this fire that Hannah carried like a second skin.
"Hannah," Lavender said softly, her voice like a gentle melody meant to soothe, though it rarely succeeded. "You can't keep blaming everyone else for the cracks in your world. Love isn't meant to be caged like this."
