247 Anger Everywhere

When Freidis returned home that evening, no one could handle her smoke. Her father had known that she would be pissed. Her sisters already knew that she would be livid. But truly no one expected the level of anger she had. The thing about Freidis was that she was not like her sisters. She would not go in and be quiet. Today, her father wished she was like her sisters. He would have gladly done with avoiding the full benefit of her ire. At least for today. But she wasn't like them. She tackled him immediately she got in there, her eyes blazing like lightning. “Father, to say I'm disappointed in you is nothing more than an understatement. First you sent armed thugs after me at Maracara. Armed thugs who were ready to beat us all up and cause trouble. Just to bring me back? You would do that to your own daughter?” “But Freidis?” He tried to intervene. “I was worried about you. What if you were in danger? What if…” “What if I was in danger?” She echoed his question, her voice a unit o