It all started that horrible, horrible summer day.
I was sixteen.
I was young, pretty and popular. I had it all.
It was the first week of summer break.
I got a call. A deafening call.
I went to the hospital, the GPS still programmed for the beach.
I was too late.
The bodies were covered in sheets when I rushed in.
I couldn't stand. I couldn't eat. I couldn't think.
I don't remember much of the first week. The funerals, the condolences.
They gave me his teddy. They gave me their rings.
I was an orphan.
I was an only child.
I had it all. Then, suddenly I had nothing.
I met him first a few weeks later.
The girl I knew from class introduced me to him.
None of my real friends wanted to come meet him with me.
I met him in a park late one night.
He thought nothing of it.
He didn't know he was about to ruin some girls' life.
The first purchase was weed.
He gave me a Xanax too, a new customer welcome he called it.
He shouldn't have done that.
He really shouldn't have done that.
And that was that.

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In Love, On Drugs
Roman pour AdolescentsAddicts: Addicts in Love. But for two addicts, love is never enough. There is no better love than a drug.