“Daddy!!” The little girl yelled. “Daddy where did you go?”

　　“What do you want I’m busy!”

　　“Can you play with me?”

　　“No, I’m working now leave!”

　　“Ok, sorry daddy” the little girl said quietly, her eyes filled with tears. When she got to her room she cried. She thought her father hated her. She thought he was never going to consider her as his own daughter. At least not anymore. Her mother had left a few months ago and never returned. Ever sense then, she was left in the dust. She didn’t even any friends to play with. Not even her own sister would pay attention to her. She was the ghost and everybody knew it. Her father spread the word that her mother was gone and everybody turned a blind eye on him. Instead they looked at the little girl. They blamed the poor one. She didn't even know why her mother left. She thought she stopped loving her. Or stopped loving the girls father. But she would find out why, someday, she thought, someday.

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　　I am Ellie, and this is my story, it starts when I was just three years old. I walked to my moms room and she was gone, no note, no goodbye, she just vanished into thin air. I no longer had a parent. My dad was to busy to pay even an ounce of attention to me. Most days I tried to play with him, but he just used the excuse that he was busy and didn’t have the time for me. He blamed me for making my mom leave even though I had nothing to do with it. I was just a little girl who still couldn’t talk very well, I was the same little girl I was when my mom had left. The only difference was the fact that I was now unloved and un cared for. Even though my sister still got everything she wanted, she was a little over six years older than me. I was hoping my dad would warm up and not turn into his feral wolf. That one day he would love me again. Maybe even my mother would return. I was hoping and praying. I had to make it threw this I scared and unbeaten. I knew that if my dad turned feral, he would be worse than a rogue. I also knew my life was going to change, but I wasn't ready for what was about to come.