DEAR O'L DAD

I'm a spitting image of my dear o'l dad, by looks and personality. The same blue eyes and shaggy black hair. The same ugly personality. Father raised me to follow every rule and never to disobey. Disobeying would earn me a brutal beating. For years I obeyed and cried myself to sleep, tired of getting a brutal beating. For years I planed out his death and today is the day I'll follow through with my plan. I now sit in my car outside his house. I opened the car door and stepped out. I made my way inside the house and was met by my Father's cold blue eyes.

"Long time, no see, son." He said.

"Same to you, father." I said, in a sickly sweet voice.

"Listen, I've been thinking and....can we let the past go?"

"And forget everything you put me through!!!" I roared, "let me just forget all the rules you taught me!"

"Om-"

"No, I'm not never going to forget it. I'm never going to forget. Because of you I'm so fucked up in the head I can't think straight!!!"

"You know better than this, boy!" Father fired back.

"Do I? I thought you wanted to let the past go?" I stated "Besides, I never disobey do I? I'll just let the past go and that means letting you go too, Dear O'l Dad." I said, raising the pistol I brought with me.

I gave a sickly sweet smile as he dropped to his knees in front of me. This move shows that you're done fighting.

"Son, please you don't have to do this." He pleaded.

"It's not fair when I have the upper hand, now is it?" I asked, cocking the gun. "Have a wonderful time in hell." I said, pulling the trigger, hitting him in between the eyes.

My job wasn't quite complete. I walked back to my car and produced bone shears and several other instruments I'd need for "disposing" of his body. Dismemberment is my method of choice. It may not be quick but it's well worth the effort when the police can't figure out what happened to the poor soul. They just up and vanished it seemed. With no trace of where they went. No warning, no nothing. A missing persons case is all it is. I mean, it's not murder unless they find a body, it's just another missing persons case.