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Mental Love - 'Abigail Moore'
Heeey guys. Here is Abigail's chapter! It's a short story and I haven't really written it very detailed, like I kind of normally do, so here's my apologize.
Enjoy reading :-).
Heeey guys. Here is Abigail's chapter! It's a short story and I haven't really written it very detailed, like I kind of normally do, so here's my apologize.
Enjoy reading :-). "So .. you want to get to know me? No? I know I don't have your sympathy, you all hate me because I screwed up Serena's and Trevor's relationship. Just let me tell you why I'm such a witch." "This is me, in the middle, and my friends. We were a very close group, just the three of us. We were called 'the three musketeers' or 'the triplets. We did everything together and were were always together. You never saw us alone, anywhere." "This is Marisha, the smartest girl in class who had a great sense of humor. Wasn't afraid of anything, a real daredevil with a sensitive side. She always had her own opinion and didn't really listened to what others said." "This girl here is Noa, a little bit of an alternative girl. Her fashion style was different then Marisha's and mine, yet I don't really judge people by their clothes. She was a bit of a shy girl, but when she was comfortable enough around you she was really crazy." "And then there was me. Back then I was really innocent, I wouldn't hurt a fly. Ha, you wouldn't think that about me, would you? I was popular, just like my friends. I was loved. I was, yes. I loved the fact that I was loved, the fact that people looked up to me." "We were always noisy in the class. Normally the teachers didn't react that much to us, but I guess Mrs. Vanelle had a bad day. She yelled that she had enough of us and sent us to detention." "In detention there was this girl, Shay. I don't know what was wrong with her, but I had a bad vibe about her. I felt negative energy coming from her." "But apparently my friends didn't felt the way I did. No, they loved her, the way she talked. They were impressed. She was talking big about how bad-ass she was and how she got into detention. I kind of ignored them and kept distance." "The next weeks my friends hung out more and more with Shay. They even held a slumber party. Without me. I wasn't invited. I didn't even know they held a slumber party, but luckily Marisha mentioned something about it by accident." "So the next day I asked Noa why I wasn't invited. She told me, carelessly, that they forgot about me. I remember I just stared at her for several minutes without saying anything. Eventually she broke the ice and asked me what was wrong." "What, Noa? Are you serious? How can you forget about your own best friend?" I answered her.
"Sorry Abi, but I .. we know you don't like Shay so we figured that you wouldn't want to come."
"What the -! So you're holding slumber parties with somebody you don't even know that well over somebody you almost know your whole life? Great, absolutely great." "Woah, hold on there, Abi! You're just jealous that Shay doesn't like you. I mean, seriously, you complety count yourself out, you know that?"
And then I walked away. Mad. What are friends for anyway if they just leave you like trash for some kind of ... girl." "From then on we ignored each other. Even Marisha wouldn't want to sit next to me anymore. Noa told her about our conversation, and everytime I tried to approach Marisha she just walked away or came with some kind of excuse. So I was done with them." "And from that point on I was going downwards. Everytime somebody approached me or wanted to do something with me I turned them down." "I said no, over and over, a countless times. I didn't want to be turned down anymore or being hurt. I was done with this social thing." "I even turned my boyfriend down when all he wanted to do was support me. Stupid, I was. I couldn't imagine anybody loving me or not hurting me. I mean, everyone's the same, right?" "My mom noticed something went wrong. I didn't saw friends anymore and I never left the house except when I had to go to school. I felt down. Devastated. There was no will to move further anymore. My mom forced me about a hundred times to go and to do something with my friends. I just lied I had to do homework. There was nothing she could do anymore, so she decided to send me to this institution." "No, mom! Nooo, why? I can make it better, mom, please! Not an institution! I .. mommy!" I remember saying these words. "I'll do whatever you want me to do, but please, no!"
But there was no way to change my mother's mind. I was going to this institution, there was no escape. "And that's pretty much why I'm here.
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What? Still don't have sympathy for me? Hmm .. guess I shoul've spiced the story up a bit then. Anyway, I will see you back soon enough. Meanwhile, I will continue being a witch. Bye."
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4 Comment(s) posted so far
#1 On Aug 6, 2012 Sunsetangel4 wrote:
Wow. That's all I can say.
#2 On Aug 7, 2012 Butterfly103 wrote:
i actually feel sorry for her damn...who knew
#3 On Aug 10, 2012 ive.dada wrote:
AMAZING!! and very short too, but I like it. It is better than some long stories (this is so much better than going 50 chapters)
WE WANT MORE!!! WE WANT MORE!!keep it up!
#4 On Aug 14, 2012 helenabeat wrote:
Wow I feel sorry for her