When writing a letter of condolence, what do you say?

Do you write, "my condolences" or does that sound too repetitive?

Do you say, "I'm so sorry for your loss. Things will surely get better" or does that sound too fake?

In all honesty, a letter of condolence is probably the last thing a person wants when they've lost a loved one. Nobody knows how they really feel and to hear or read words that are carbon copies of each other would just enrage the person even more. At least, that's how I feel. 

But what would be worse; receiving a letter of condolence from people who probably could care less or receiving one from the murderer of your loved one? 

My mom told me it'd help and that the Hwang's would really appreciate it, but that had to be a lie. Why would they want a letter of condolence from the person who stole their child's life? I should be locked up, in jail, on trial. I shouldn't be allowed to curl up into a ball under a mass of blankets in my room, listening to the soft voices and pitter-patter of footsteps in the house. No, I didn't deserve that much. Not when it was I who killed him; one of the most innocent and loving persons I had ever known.

A/N

Hey guys! I hope you liked this first chapter.

Just a few things to let you know:

1. This story's chapters will be short. The longest they may get to is 1000 words.

2.  Also, the chapters will switch between point of views. The only person who will speak in first person is Athena but I probably won't do it that often.

3. This is highly unedited so sorry beforehand for any mistakes.

4. This story is also posted on Wattpad just as a heads up so if you see it there, you know it's me :)

Anyways, I hope you guys enjoy this story cuz I was really excited to write it and I've absolutely fallen in love with Stray Kids so why not? 

See ya later dudes!

~TallProud