His day started at a promising note and reached a towards the afternoon only to end with disappointment and tragedy. His father was waiting for him at home, a smile on his face and a note in his hand: the note that Ari wrote for him.

Good things never, never last.

"Ah! So you are finally deciding to leave. I never thought this day will come." His father was smiling and it really built up a tension in him. A smile meant more than a snarl.

"You know how useless you are; how you never think of anything and how reckless you are." His father begin ranting, while pouring a glass of whiskey in a glass, "If your mother was here, she would have been really disappointed. But she's not so lucky, I guess."

A nerve in Kai nearly snapped. If only he would not let his dirty mouth mention anything about his mother.

"If you go out of here than that means I have lesser mouths to feed but then you are my son and that means other people are watching. I cannot let you ruin my chance of being promoted because I was a neglecting father. You WILL NOT!"

He curled his hands that was behind him, to stop himself from dashing directly into his father.

"I have been raising you and I have given you everything but you still are yet to listen to a single word I say to you." He continues and pauses to down the glass of whiskey.

Kai stood there, rather confused as to what he should feel. He was not used to this side of his father. His fa