Thursday at about 9:30pm after colorguard practice, I found out that (my little foster brother)Niko's parents were having a court hearing the next morning at 9:30 to see if Niko would be going home, and if the judge said he could, then they would come and pick him up at 11ish that same morning. I was heartbroken, as the tears involuntarily rolled down my cheeks. My brother who I had so many fond memories of, the one I thought was going to be part of our family, and the one that stole a piece of my heart. But maybe the judge would see that we should keep him, just maybe. My mom said that she would text me no matter what happened with the answer. I went to school the next day, putting on a facade of happiness. We went to an assembly, and I patiently waited for a response, but non was to be found. As the assembly came to a close I was walking down the hall, and I called my mom to see what was the verdict. As my moms voice came through the phone, I could already tell the verdict, but I asked any way. "He's leaving" are the words I will always remember, he is leaving, and there was nothing I could do about it. That is when the lack of air came, and fears flooding out of my eyes. As I walked down the halls, I could feel people staring, but I didn't care, I needed these emotions out. I am doing better, but that little piece of my heart will never heal.
Saturday, October 13, 2007
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OH Kim!! I'm going to miss that kid a ton! wow, I'm really sorry for you and your family. he was always so much fun to see over there with your family. He was so much fun. Remember the memories. hope you are doing well. have a good night!
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Hmmmm, what to say what to say...I know that it is really hard for you and your family to lose what was, and will always be a big part of your life...I know that you will all get through this hardship and be happy in the end that he is able to be with his family, but at the same time it is probably terrible for you and your family to see how differently he is treated in his own home...but know this, even if his family doesn't treat him with the same love and care that your family did, there will always be someone out there, (you and your family and all of us that knew him), that will always love and care for him, even when we aren't able to physically do so.
Hopefully this will help you feel better, I hope it does, remember that we are all here for you...don't ever forget that...I will always care for all of my friends, especially you forever...I hope that you will feel better and know that there is lots of support for you.
Love ya lots,
-Jeff
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