In another fifteen minutes, the car swerves into the old parking lot of the city mall. As I'm grabbing my purse, I see Lia hop out of her car. Lia's a year older than me so she can drive her own car. I try my best to stay silent, but again, she asks about what happened. I still don't answer as we simultaneously walk into a shoe shop. "You know, I'm not going to stop bothering you until you answer and I just want to make that clear. Even if I wasn't your friend, I'm just curious now," Lia states.
It felt amazing to know someone cared...
But then?
I woke up to the hard feel of my school desk.
I woke up to students snickering, laughing, and pointing at me.
I woke up to everyone ripping apart pictures of you.
It felt amazing to think someone cared.
author's note:
hiya!! i wrote this a really long time ago but i just had to finish it lolz
thank u for reading!
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sorrowless
Teen Fictionhii! thanks for clicking on the story!! this story is told in first person, the main character (Macie) reminiscent of her past with one of her former best friends. through the journey of meeting new friends, untypical heartbreak, and honoring her ri...
