Let Me Be Your Saviour [Jay McGuiness]

Part 1

So, while I was awake at six this morning, I had this idea come to my head. I have no idea why I thought of it but I did and so decided I would write it down for all you lovely people to read.

Not sure if I'll carry on with this though. I'm just wondering what people think of it and if you like the idea. Let me know and then I can decide if I'll carry it on or not.

Love to you all,

Em :)xx

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*KATY'S POV*

My name is Katy Warren and I have nothing left.

No family since my parents are divorced, my brother moved away a couple of months ago and my sister died last year.

No friends since they all left me once they found out about my situation. They didn't care about me and didn't want to be friends with someone like me. There was a time when I was popular. Had friends that were always there for me. I even had a boyfriend that loved me and treated me like a princess. But that all changed.

No home since I didn't want to be there if I couldn't be with both my parents. I loved my dad more than anything and I could trust him with so many things. But I didn't want to live there anymore. The arguments got too much. My dad blamed me for his marriage falling apart, blamed me for mum wanting to leave him, blamed me for our whole family falling apart. I couldn't live with that anymore.

I had to leave. I had to become independent.

But the time that happened is when I lost everything. The point when my friends realised I wasn't good enough for them anymore. The point when my boyfriend decided I was too low-class for him. The point where I become the appitimy of society.

I was so alone. So afraid. So unloved.

That was never going to change because people never change. People don't know when to accept that others are different to them. That others can't always have the same fantastic life that they are entitled to. That others don't have the same opportunities as them. That others don't have the same anything as they do.

That's the society which we live in now.

A society that has no cares for people like me, just because they think they're better than me.

I hated it.

But I coped. I had no other choice but to cope. That's just how my life was now.

I had grown to accept everything which life throws at me. The bad which happened so very often to me. And the good which very rarely happened to me. It was part of the life which I now led and that's how it was always going to be.

This was my life now.