I laid on my pale pink bed wishing that I could erase the memory of myself from people's minds.
Most of the time I think people would be happier without me in the way, without me always coming in like a horrible storm ruining everything.
My parents weren't home but that wasn't anything new.
I could hear the clock downstairs ticking.
Tick....Tock....Tick....Tock.
Maybe the clock also felt how little of life I had left in me.
I dreaded the morning.
I go to sleep everyday hoping that I might not wake up, but the thought of not waking up ever also scares me.
Because what if after I leave this world everybody actually forgets me and I turn into a distant memory.
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Waiting For Perfection
Short StoryIn which a girl deals with the pain of not being good enough for everyone around her and not knowing that perfection comes from the imperfect.