Bartiel frowned as he looked at his sixteen year old daughter in the mirror. Well, here she is, getting ready to get married to her husband, a weak jackass who I never loved, he bitterly thought. âHoney, you donât have to do this,â Bartiel said, biting his lower lip, looking at her. In a way, he thought he shouldnât complain. His daughter was the product of an incestuous relationship between Bartiel and his sister Ahlrian when he was thirteen and she was seventeen. Ahlrian died, though, in the zombie apocalypse.
Yeah. Zombie. Fucking. Apocalypse. It was a very Darwinist thing, although most of the survivors werenât people who had merely avoided being hurt, but those who had an immunity, like the Onyx father and daughter. Ahlrian was also immune, but she died of injuries when migrating north. So now the world was pretty much fucked up, and sex ed was more or less âHereâs how you do it, go fuck and have kidsâ. In a way, it was a blessing in disguise. Bartiel hated losing my sister(Who he married she sexually abused him and had his daughter), but it showed him something important.
In Bartiel's eyes. Women were weak, and it was a blessing that they were dropped to their proper place in society. Wombs. They were people, yes, but their place in society was to have children. Menâs roles were to work and to impregnate them, and they had two purposes.
âYou know that your role is going to e to be under your husband, and when youâre not under your husband to have a baby in your belly,â he reminded her out loud, frowning, irritated. Irritation showed on Bartiel's features. His ginger hair seemed frayed from exhaustion, his emerald eyes were irritated, which was only magnified by the glasses that covered his face. Bartiel crossed his arms, his skin was alabaster from his good sense to stay the fuck right out of the sun(Lest it become lobster red).
âDo you really think a man like that will satisfy you? Or protect you? Or give you good childrenâ¦?â Bartiel asked her.
Yeah. Zombie. Fucking. Apocalypse. It was a very Darwinist thing, although most of the survivors werenât people who had merely avoided being hurt, but those who had an immunity, like the Onyx father and daughter. Ahlrian was also immune, but she died of injuries when migrating north. So now the world was pretty much fucked up, and sex ed was more or less âHereâs how you do it, go fuck and have kidsâ. In a way, it was a blessing in disguise. Bartiel hated losing my sister(Who he married she sexually abused him and had his daughter), but it showed him something important.
In Bartiel's eyes. Women were weak, and it was a blessing that they were dropped to their proper place in society. Wombs. They were people, yes, but their place in society was to have children. Menâs roles were to work and to impregnate them, and they had two purposes.
âYou know that your role is going to e to be under your husband, and when youâre not under your husband to have a baby in your belly,â he reminded her out loud, frowning, irritated. Irritation showed on Bartiel's features. His ginger hair seemed frayed from exhaustion, his emerald eyes were irritated, which was only magnified by the glasses that covered his face. Bartiel crossed his arms, his skin was alabaster from his good sense to stay the fuck right out of the sun(Lest it become lobster red).
âDo you really think a man like that will satisfy you? Or protect you? Or give you good childrenâ¦?â Bartiel asked her.