Part Ten
A painful yet friendly slap hit Antonio's shoulder and awoke him from his daze.
“Well, are you
going to go talk to her or what?” Jude asked.
Antonio nodded his head and forced his legs to move. Jude stood back and watched, ready to jump in if his friend needed anything. Antonio tried his hardest not to smile as he approached her. "Did...were you looking for me?” he stammered.
Antonio nodded his head and forced his legs to move. Jude stood back and watched, ready to jump in if his friend needed anything. Antonio tried his hardest not to smile as he approached her. "Did...were you looking for me?” he stammered.
The sound of his
deep, raspy voice. Made Alana jump, nearly knocking over the
disgusting beer she pretended to want when it was offered to her. She
spun around in her chair to face the man with the deep voice. At
first she wasn't sure of what to say or do. She was just so surprised
at how familiar he was. She felt stupid when she realized that he
looked like her. She was staring into her own dark eyes. He was tall,
muscle bound and covered in tattoo's, but he was her. What little dark hair she could see
was covered by a black bandanna.
“Were you the one
who asked for me?” he asked again.
Alana swallowed the
lump of fear in her throat and finally spoke. This was it. The moment
she had been waiting for her entire life and all she could get to
come out of her mouth was, “I'm Alana.”
“No, you're not.”
Antonio said almost angry.
“Yes. I am.”
Alana told him.
“No, that's my
sister's name. You're not my sister. Who the hell are you?” he
asked trying to convince himself that he wasn't losing his mind.
It had been years
since he last spoke his sister name. It was just too painful to even
mention her. Now he had to look her in the eyes, or at least someone
pretending to be her.
“Is everything
alright?” Jude asked, walking over.
“This girl say's
she's Alana.” Antonio told him.
Jude looked back at
Alana and his eyes grew wide and were accompanied by a mouth that
hung wide open.
“Shit. You look
just like her! I didn't even notice that when you came in!” he
exclaimed.
“I don't know who
you're talking about.” Alana told them, more scared than confused.
“We're talking
about my sister.” said Antonio.
“I'm not your
sister. I'm your daughter.” Alana said, shaking in fear.
Antonio was silent
but he knew the truth. Alana not only looked like his sister but she
looked like him. He had a daughter.
“Wait, how old
are you?” asked Jude.
“Twenty two.” she
shyly answered.
“When's your
birthday?” Jude continued in his interrogation.
“December fifth.”
“What's your
mom's name?” Antonio asked, finally able to speak again.
“Judith Walsh.”she told him.
That name sent a
chill down his spine, and not in a good way. Antonio remembered that
preppy, yet, country girl he had a fling with. When she got scared and
realized that she was too perfect to be with a biker, she left
without even saying goodbye. That bitch never even had the guts to tell him she had his child.
(To Be Continued)
(To Be Continued)
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