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Rissy.

I sat in the orphanage with each of my arms tightly wrapped around my sisters as they both quietly sobbed into my shoulders, mourning over the fact that our parents were gone, but I hadn’t came to that collusion. I knew that they were still alive and that they had to be somewhere out there. I knew it was up to me to find them, but it was also my responsibility to protect my sisters, Teelah and Penny. When I thought about it that way, I didn't know how on earth to find them without risking the lives of the two rabbits that I loved most in this world.

I slowly looked up as I heard the soft rhythm of steps approaching. I gently shook my sisters off of me.

“Penny, Teelah, someone is coming,” I whispered, quickly wiping the flood of tears away from Penny's face.

Penny let out a soft sniffle before laying her head on my shoulder.

I heard the footsteps getting closer as I turned to face Teelah, her soft orangey-white fur was battered in a stream of tears. I padded her hand a small smile forming onto my lips as Teelah wrapped her long fingers around mine.

“It's going to be okay,” I said with as much confidence as I could muster. She gave me one of her big bright smiles, it reminded me of Mama and for that moment I felt a lump form in my throat and warm tears in my eyes. Teelah reminded me so much of Mama in so many ways that it hurt to look at her. I knew it wasn't her fault that Mama and Papa were gone, but it still hurt just as much to look at her, it was almost like seeing the face of Mama, but only it wasn't the face of Mama, it was Teelah's.

I nearly jumped up in my seat as I heard a high-pitched voice.

“You must be the new boy, but no one told me that he had sisters,” the pitch-y voice said, coming from a doe.

I pulled my gaze away from Teelah and turned to the doe, to see that she was staring down at us with bold eyes. She was tall and lean and if you asked me it looked like someone stretched her out, only I wouldn't tell her that, that was something that I would keep to myself.

She pressed her lips together then said. “Your parents are dead.”

Those words sent out a pain that overwhelmed me as my body began to heat up with anger. “They are not dead, you say their dead,” I said with a crack in my voice, anger being let free from deep inside of me.

“You had no right to say that, especially when it wasn't true, you're just a boy you don't understand,” the doe said with a hard glare.

I felt like daggers were being thrown straight at me, I felt my hands tightly clench into fist and I felt my blood grow warm and everything in my body locked into place making me as stiff as a board and I yelled out with as much strength as I could gather. “How would you know that I don't understand? I know more than you ever would!”

I felt Teelah's cold fingers wrap tightly around my arm, I could feel the warmness of her breath in my ear, along with a tickle-y feeling as she whispered. “Tylen, stop, it is not making this any better.”

I could tell by the tremble in her voice when she spoke those words that she had to be crying.

Trying to put myself together, I tried to do it for Teelah, but I couldn't so much, so much anger was gathered in me that it tore straight through my flesh like sharp shreds of glass.

I screamed out with tears pouring down my face. “No! No! No, I will not stop it! Enough…. enough people tell me that their dead, when they're not! Their out there, somewhere they are out there and one day I'm going to find them and when I do, I'll prove you all wrong!”

So much more to say, so much more awful words that I didn't even realize that they were coming from me, before I could even say them a deep booming voice filled the room, it was so loud that I felt like the floor under us was shaking.

“Silence, you fool!”

First I thought the voice was coming from the doe, but then it couldn’t be, it was a bucks voice. Someone who was angry towards me about what I had to say, I felt something twist inside me. I could feel deep down that something awful was waiting for me.