dimanche 9 avril 2023

No wire hangers

The cute Christina Crawford, was sleeping in her bedroom when suddenly her mother Joan entered to check on her, happy to see that her sweet little angel was finally asleep.

Joan then walked towards her dressing room but, with full horror in her face, she realized that Christina had used wire hangers for her expensive beautiful dresses.

Joan can't help but to scream at her daughter totally mad about it, "NO WIRE HANGERS EVERRR!!! How many times do I have to tell you, Christina?!"

Christina was abruptly awakened by the loud scream and saw her mother inspecting all the rest of her wardrobe. Christina knew in fear that she was in trouble.

"I, I'm sorry, Mom. I forgot," Christina muttered.

Joan's eyes narrowed with rage, "You forgot?! These are expensive dresses! They deserve to be hung on proper hangers! Not these flimsy things!"

Joan started ranting with rage about how her daughter was lucky to have such a glamorous life and how she ruined it all throwing violently each dress one by one all over Christina room. "You're such a disappointment, Christina! You never listen to me! You're just like your father!"

Christina's eyes filled with tears, "Please, Mom! Stop it! Please!"

But Joan continued, "And clean this mess up! I can't stand to look at you and this anymore!" 

"Y-yes mommy..." said Christina sobbing.

"Yes mommy what?!" asked angrily Joan waiting for the rest of her name

"Yes mommy dearest..." answered Christina with tears all over her face

And with that, Joan stormed out of the room, slamming the door behind her.

Christina was left alone with the mess, sobbing again uncontrollably. She knew she had to clean it up before her mother came back. She started picking up the dresses, one by one, trying to salvage what was left of them.

It was a painful experience for Christina. She felt humiliated and ashamed. But she also knew that this was just another day in the life of Joan Crawford's daughter.

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