The Alter
In their group chat, everyone was excitedly discussing the new classes, but she hadn't enrolled yet. She planned to skip classes on Monday to focus on the enrollment process. The thought of seeing her classmates again was somewhat irritating . She hoped to avoid running into anyone familiar on Monday. She disliked people, especially fake ones, and included herself in that sentiment since she felt she was being insincere.
Why do people get so worked up about everything? Can't they just relax and take things easy?" But I can't blame them, really. Humans often can't be content with what they have; they'll never be satisfied. As for her, well, how could she be? She grew up with nothing.She has no parents, doesn't have a home to live in, can't feel safe or at peace, and lacks a growth mindset to stand alone.
Now, using people is her expertise. She can't feel any remorse for others after she's done wrong to them; it's as if it's natural to her. She uses people to get what she wants. Close friends and so-called family members are nothing more than pawns to her, allowing her to move freely without leaving any trace.
But you know what's funny about her? She acts like no one truly knows her, despite her existence being so apparent. Was she acting this way because of the things she's seen, imitating them? But no... she's genuine, yet she's fabricating everything in her head. She's completely detached, and the lack of affection from others has had a profound impact on her.
It's safer for her to play this game, but ironically, she acts like an innocent little angel when she's being watched. However, when she's alone, she talks to her other self, which she's even given a name - Yeka, the reverse of her second name. And Yeka is surprisingly well-known in her school, with people chanting. 'Yeka here, Yeka there, Yeka everywhere,' even though she knows she's not Yeka. It's as if Yeka is an alternate persona of hers.
She often neglect Yeka, the part of herself that she'd kept hidden in secrets, but now she'll let her take the reins, she'll let her take control of everything.
To understand Yeka, she need to record everything she does in her life. This is an opportunity for her to know her inner self.
She know people have lots of secrets about themselves that we don't know about. And this is one of hers.
What could have turned this innocent little child into such a monster?
Is Yeka inherently bad,or is it just part of her character might there be something good in her that could surpass her original self?
Will she transform into a new flower to bloom, or will she rot alongside her evil ways?
Many questions remain unanswered, but this is only the start of her story.
