LIKE THE REAL PEOPLE DO.

Summary

"Like the real people do" tells the heartbreaking story of Pyotar Williams, a gentle and honest man who sacrifices everything for his adopted sister, Lana. From humble beginnings in Morocco to harsh life in Moscow, he endures loss, hardship, and betrayal, only to find that life rarely rewards goodness. Though suffering, love, and quiet endurance, the story reveals harsh truth: not all lives are meant for happiness---some are meant to endure.

Status
Complete
Chapters
7
Rating
5.0 1 review
Age Rating
13+

Part 1: Pyotar's POV: Orphaned beginnings.

The sun was setting slowly, as if it, too, was tired of the world. It's fading light spilled across the horizon in shades of amber and ash, leaving the sky bruised with tomorrow. Evening arrived without warmth carrying the slight of silence that settles only when something has already been lost.

I am Pyotor Williams and this is my story. I was born at Fez, Morocco. I am an orphan, A plane crash stole my parents away from me. Lana, a girl who was not my sister from blood but adopted by beloved mother, became the anchor of my heart. I loved my mother deeply, and in loving her, I had inherited my love for lana. After my parent's death, I became both, pa brother and guardian, shouldering responsibilities that most children never even imagined.

Even as a kid, I understand that life is demanded endurance, not reward. And, so, silently, I prepared my self to give everything I had for the person loved most.