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The empty room echoing my thoughts was getting too much. Continuously reliving what had happened yesterday was making it even worse .The piercing shrill of her scream coming to a sudden halt. The smell of burnt rubber leaving behind a hint of hatred and fury repressed by her killer. My tears blur my vision as I realize that I will never see her mesmerizing emerald green eyes again. Never to see that smile that could light up a whole room. The worst part of this is that this was all undeniably my fault. I could've saved her, Pushed her out of the way or something. I dont know, but what I do know is that it should have been me. My trail of thoughts were interrupted by the sharp pain of my body colliding with the cold tiles of my bedroom floor . I can barely breathe. My body shaking, Sweat engulfing my body , fear and trauma interlaced between every raspy breath escaping my torrid lips now painted bright red . …show more content…
I lay there frozen in pain. I lay and cry, the silent kind of cry not a sound made just tears racing down my cheeks almost like a raging river. I stay in this position for awhile until finally I think of a way I can escape this black abyss. I struggle to get to my feet but eventually approach my old and messy vanity with small, shaky steps. I scavenge through my draws till I find them. I walk back to my bed and lay there trying to untangle the wires. It took a while but I soon managed to do it. Plugging the earphones in I instantly feel better as the sweet and soft melodies fill my ears. But my haven was soon gone when the song “Impossible year” By Brendon Urie came on. I knew what was to happen. The tears daring to fall, I press my head into my pillow. Soft whimpers escape soon turning to crying then muffled screaming. I don’t know what the future holds but what I do know is that life will never be the

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