Nini had the perfect life until once tragic accident took her parents from her. Now she lives in Salt Lake City with a new family and a new life. But will it stay this way? One day the past will catch up to her, but will it be to late then?
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Ric...
I thought I had a family who loved and accepted me, but instead they think I'm crazy. "I'm going to leave you alone, but just remember if you want to hear my side of the story I'm more than willing to tell you." Ricky said before I heard him walk away and then the door across the hall closed. I let out breath I didn't know I was holding. After sitting on the floor leaning my back against the door for a while I decided to stand up.
Suddenly a bit of dizziness overtook me. So I grabbed my water bottle and drank the whole thing. Why can't I just have a normal life for once? I walked over to my bedside table and grabbed the box full of polaroid's. The first one I laid eyes one was taken at the bowling alley we went to a couple days ago. I was standing next to Ricky in my favourite pink coat.
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I giggled thinking about the fact that I spilled coke on it that day. Was all of that fake? The next picture was from that day too, but without the coat since I spilled coke on it.
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It was the first time I ever went bowling since my friends weren't really into that kind of stuff and my moms barely left the house. My eyes fell on one of my favourite picture of me and Big red. It was taken on a day where we went onto a hike with our school.
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The hike itself was boring but it was lots of fun with all my friends. One of them fell onto the ground and when I picked it up, I couldn't help but smile. It was me walking down a street, Ricky insisted on taking it once on our way back home.
