Chapter 6
This morning I woke abruptly to loud noises coming from down stairs. As I walked down stairs to investigate, I saw my father and a friend taking shots at the kitchen table. I stared at him in disgust, I thought he had changed, I thought he was ready for a family. Once he saw me he must have been wasted and started throwing random insults at me that I toned out. I shed a single tear; I was in shock of what had happened. As I walked up the stairs I was thinking, and I knew what I had to do. I packed up my things and left home. My father was too drunk to notice I had left so I immediately took off to Miss Cheerilee’s home, once I arrived there I was completely soaked in tears from the long walk and knelt on both knees in front of her. I told her my mother was right, my father had no good in him.
Miss Cheerilee completely understood the situation and got me some hot chocolate and told me to relax. We both sat down next to each other in her cozy home and I gave her a big hug.
“Thank you Miss Cheerilee, I never want to go back home again! I want to stay here with you!” I said through my intense tears.
“I don’t know if I can take care of you, but I will try everything in my power to be at your side. You are a very special filly who deserves better than him.” She told me
“Go to sleep, we can sort this out in the morning” She instructed
I slept in her guest room; it felt nice and right for me. I just closed my eyes and fell asleep to the horrible thought that my father could not change, not even for me.
That morning my sober father came to the door asking for me. Accordingly I walked out of the room face to face with the man who lied to me and played with my heart.
“I’m so sorry…” he said struggling to find what to tell me
“No you are not!” I said with great anger “You just lied to me! I am going to stay with Miss Cheerilee! She is just like my mother, and she can actually support a child”
He stood at the door with a blank face; I had never raised my voice like that before. Miss Cheerilee respectfully led him out of the house since he knows now that he is absolutely nothing to me anymore.
So for now I stay at Miss Cheerilee’s home, she takes proper care of me and makes sure I get the proper education, just what my mother wanted. So my doctors told me that my life had been sorted out so I don’t need this diary anymore. They were right, I have Miss Cheerilee, my bully problem calmed down, and I am normal. I just want to educate Equestria about how cruel some are to ponies like me, and some day we should all respect each other, no matter what circumstance. Thank you for reading.
THE END