You could say that God has a sense of humor.
When you lose your parents after you getting mad at them over the silliest things, it seems that He did it on purpose.
That’s the one thing I regret with them. I’ll miss them until the day I die, but life goes on.
Bills to pay, working hard to survive.
Being only 19, and working two jobs, I wonder how I handle.
Maybe it’s to make sure my sister’s life is easier. Or it’s because I want to show my parent’s I won’t slack off. That I can actually work hard in life.
My mother’s words still echo in my mind, I hope you make something of yourself, because what you’re doing disappoints me.
You see I wasn’t always what I’m doing now. I used to drink and party, and never do anything important. My grades were slipping, I was acting out. I don’t know how they dealt with me.
Until one day, they caught me drunk after an all-night party. After a while of slurred yelling, I stormed off.
I ended up passing out on the foot of my bed, unknowingly the last time I would see then alive.
After soft mummuring, I heard the front door slam before I drifted off into dreamland. They went off to the random dinner party, murmuring their displeasures on the way out.
It’s hard to believe just 10 minutes later, a 16 wheeler came around the edge of 64 a little too fast.
They said it was painless. Like those bastards knew what is was like.
It was difficult, but I managed to keep myself together for. I don't know why, but since then I haven't been able to cry. I
It’s been a year and I have been taking care of Meredith ever since.
I have to be strong for her. For them.
But am I strong enough?
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Teen FictionWorking hard, was never Charlotte’s thing. Parties, boys, and makeup was her life. She didn’t have a care in the world. But that’s until Life decides to bitch slap you. Losing her parents, was a wake up call. A call, that changed everything. Workin...