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Dionysus (The Mythic Chronicles 2)

🇺🇸Eisha_S
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She was a simple quiet girl, but not for the reasons you may think. Dealing with an abusive household is tough, especially when you are forced to get drinks from the biggest bar in the country. But nothing could go wrong, except for getting beaten for non-existingly being late, right? He was always lonely. As misfortune follows him, the story and plot always ends the same. Alone. Coming to a bar to fix his problems, he downs his creations, to give him a taste of forgetting. What he doesn't expect is to see her. She finds her escape. He finds a plot twist that may be the calm to his madness.
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Chapter 1 - Chap. 1 Routine

I hit the corner wall with a loud thump, parts bleeding, but I don't notice, to focused on the man in front of me whom I used to call my father. That term was used for someone special, that someone is not the form in front of me, so I am forced to be alone.

Cradling my legs, I push myself further into the wall hoping it could swallow me whole. He takes off his belt and folds it, I hurriedly get on hands and knees not wanting to be more punished than I will. He pulls his hand back and slams the belt onto the already damaged skin, creating a pool of blood. "One." I croak out in a loud voice.

I've learned, if getting whipped you must count, and if he can't hear you, 5 more. No begging or 10 more. Any resilience, 15 more. I have gotten used to this cycle and often stop focusing after 16, which leads to more. By the end I would usually fall asleep on my own river of blood. However, it's more refreshing, in a sick twisted way, because it provides me warmth compared to the 20 degrees weather.

"Thirty five." I finally finish. "Take this and wash it, bitch." He snarls throwing the belt, carelessly at my face. I nod and look at the ground that is now stained red. I hear stomping going away, and I sigh, honestly not know wheather it's the relief or the just genuine tiredness of blood loss that makes my eyes droopy.

I remember the old days. He was the kindest soul I knew. I wanted to be like him when I grew up.

*Flashback*

"DADDY!" I screamed running up to him. He grinned and picked me up. "How's my cupcake doing?" I tightened my arms around him and smiled widely. "Wey schoow was gwate, I made a new fwend, his name was Dio- Dion-D- I can't wemembew!" I pouted. He poked me on the nose and I giggled, "Tell me about him." He says eyeing me suspiciously. "Oh my god daddy! He was SO nice and he was pwetty too!" I gushed a blush planting itself on my face.

He started laughing a hardy chuckle. I giggled lightly along with him. But when I waited for him to finish, but he just continued. Soon enough it got dark, I couldn't see anything, all I could hear was him laughing sardonically. Two pair of eyes with a strong familiarity popped up, showing nothing but absolute hate. I started screaming loudly, "DADDY! DADDY?! DAD-"

*Flashback over*

I awoke gasping, and breathing erratically. I backed into the corner as I helplessly tried to wait out the undoubted panic attack, without anyone to soothe me. As it began to calm, I stared at the pond on the floor. Quickly, I got a bunch of towels and soaked off the blood. After that I grabbed a hold of the belt and limped towards the sink. I used the water running under the faucet to clean my wounds and the belt. Sadly, I'm unsure if I got all of it off as it is pitch black, so I simply set it aside and looked over at the gleaming light.

3:06 am, it said, more sleep than usual, what a lucky girl I am. I make my way over to the downstairs bathroom, careful not to wake the monster. Once fully settled in the mini restroom, I turn on the light. I look into the mirror and just stare numbly into it. Most people would gasp or even scream in horror at the sight in front of them, but I knew better, for one, this isn't even the worst I've looked before, and two, I deserve it.

I study the scars on my arms, back, stomach, and thighs. My back as well as my stomach scars are all from the monster, the arms and thighs are from a razor. I don't bother hiding it, he doesn't care. I look into my dead brown eyes, they long for love, for happiness. They should hold sadness, loss, or even terror, but they're just.....dead. I wash off any extra blood I may have not seen earlier and return to the living room. I slowly bend down to the floor, and lay down on the cold hard surface. Why I don't sleep on the couch? It is another one of the monster's retched rules. I then curl myself into a ball, desperate to find some heat, but only find searing pain in the large cuts. After a long, painful, turning and twisting time, I finally pass out from exhaustion. This has been my constant routine for every day since I was 10.