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I decided to get experimental, even for me, so I have no idea if this flows or works right. Its still really fresh, so honest criticism is honestly appreciated. This story is not autobiographical, but it is all too real.
Due to your recent wage increase, the State of California has decided to increase your Child Support payment from three hundred to five hundred dollars.
"Wait. You have to pay an extra two hundred a month because you make an extra thirty five dollars? You better hope you don't start making six figures, bro."
A look of confusion and anger, bitterness and helplessness intermingled A Devil's Brew, an example of how one's greatest love can become the bane of an existence.
Everything isn't good enough. Every spare dime, given willingly because that which was demanded went misspent but there are certain things which absolutely must be provided.
"I want your money not your life."
The statement of a bitch; I use not the term loosely, or without feral intent. Grinding to the bone through a wound opened by a mistake made in swerving lanes a year before an Angel was even born to tear down a Man (note the capitalization of the word MAN) among boys in a world without fathers.
I have witnessed the brainwashing first hand.
"Why doesn't daddy love me?"
He does, little beautiful Angel, and though you will grow to hate him keep this message close.
As long as your father and his brothers are alive you will never need know fear, and you will never be alone.
"Go to sleep mija, and try to dream of daddy, so that you can remember what he looks like. Good night." "What is done in love always takes place beyond good and evil." -- Nietzsche
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