Chapter 133
Chapter 133:
After the death of our father and our brother’s disappearance, she went all psycho. Nobody knew what was wrong with her, but Mother and I did. She’d always had it in her from birth. It was her own effect, but she’d always kept it under control—until everything happened ten years ago, and she finally lost her mind.
She turned on me, blamed me for everything, and was always looking for ways to hurt me. When she couldn’t kill me—because she loved me too much as her brother—she started hurting others.
She was the reason I left the scarred lady at the hotel that day. I’d gotten a call from Kael, telling me to hurry over because Maddy was killing people.
By the time I arrived, she’d killed four people, though she was already chained up.
According to her, they tried to kill her and she was only defending herself. It was chaotic then. The families of the people she killed wanted justice, but of course, I couldn’t hurt my little sister.
We truly believed she’d lost her mind and had to send her away to a mental facility to get better.
I got used to her absence and the peace that came with it, so even when the doctors insisted she was fine and she desperately wanted to come home, I refused it.
But obviously, Mother found a way around it.
And now, Maddy was right here, giving me that devil stare.
Honestly, I didn’t think she was better.
“Did you miss me, killer?” She smirked, giving me that creepy look I always hated on her.
To anyone else, she might look intimidating. But she’s still Maddy. I held her when she was born. Right now, she was so small I could break her with my bare hands.
“I was supposed to be home more than a year ago.” Cold rage bled into her voice as she came toward me. “You made sure they didn’t let me out. Even when I tried to run, you made sure they always caught me and had me chained. How dare you p>
She was faster than I thought. Next thing I saw was her hand coming at me with a blade in it. Before I could react, she managed to get me right in the chest, just below my shoulder.
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“Goodness! Maddy!” Mother was on her as soon as she could, but her daughter easily shrugged her off.
Okay. Maybe I was wrong. Maybe Maddy had gotten a lot stronger than she was five years ago.
She pushed the blade deeper, and I got hold of her wrist, stopping her movement. With a shove, I pushed her back so hard she landed on her butt. Yeah, she might be strong, but she was still too little to me.
“Get a grip on yourself, Maddy. Don’t make me hurt you,” I warned.
Kael, who had been watching from the door, quickly went out. I had no doubt he was going to get Nerion. He was the only one who could ever handle her madness.
“Hurt me?” She chuckled without humor as she got to her feet. Mother was in front of her, putting herself between us. But I didn’t think there was much she could do if Maddy wanted to hurt me.