Wasn't Suppose to End This Way - faze1315 (spiritual books to read .TXT) 📗

father’s curly brown hair and her mother’s breathtakingly beautiful blue eyes. She was smaller than most babies, but you could tell she would grow up to be a powerful, independent girl like her mother.
“Why not now?” Venus pulled a chair over from the other side of the wall and looked at me intently.
“Well, I don’t want to bring a child into this horrible world, especially with me in this condition.”
“What do you mean?”
“I steal for a living. I get food when people out there are starving to death. I would consider it when I get out of the robbing business and settle down with a nice guy,” I stare at Venus.
“What if that doesn’t work?”
“I would own a book store.”
“Why?”
“For a chance of normal,” I shrugged and stood from the chair. I carefully placed Margot in her crib and signaled for Venus to follow me. We slowly shut the door and made our way down the stairs and back onto the couch.
“I am sorry to tell you this, but once you get into robbery you can never go back. It will haunt you one day,” Venus stretched his legs across me.
“Well it was just a dream,” I snap. I watched Venus’ eyes grow hurt, but never expressing it on his face, to manly. “I’m sorry. If you had the chance to go back, not to steal would you?”
Venus stared at me for a while, and then shook his head. “I got good things from robbery.”
“Money?”
“Much better,” he smiled at me.
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Publication Date: 02-09-2013

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