Hopes POV
I was going to go home that was my plan. What else could I do? Drag Gabe, Nick, Justin, Jack, and Kellin into my problems? Besides Mom and Austin would always find me mine as well get it over with, right?
However after a week with the guys, I had a different perspective of things. Why go home and get beat? Why not run? Why not enjoy life some?
"Hope, it is your turn.", Jack told me. I sighed and turned my attention back to the game we were playing. It was truth or dare without the option of truth, if you declined a dare you had say something about yourself. I suppose this was their way of trying to get me to open up, but that was not happening anytime soon. Honestly, I didn't know if I would fully open up to someone.
"Dare?", Justin asked raising his eyebrows at me.
I laughed, "no way."
"Why not?"
"I don't know if I trust you guys enough to say dare."
"I'm offended!", Jack exclaimed gasping.
I laughed again.
"Then tell us something about yourself."
For a second, I considered going with a dare after Nick said that.
"Can I just for-fit?"
"Nope."
"I'm not that interesting.."
"Oh come on, if Kellin and Gabe can't bore us than you can't."
"Hey!", Kellin and Gabe shouted in unison.
"I'm really just your average teenager. I don't like school but I have good grades and I want to be a therapist if I go to college.", I confessed.
"What about your parents?"
"Oh.. Uhh.. We don't really get along."
"Why?"
"They just work a lot."
They were ready to ask another question, but I did not want to answer anymore. Ever.
"Okay enough with the questions. Lets get back to the game!", Gabe said. I smiled and mouthed a "thank you" to him. He nodded. Out of all of the band members, I was super close to Gabe and Kellin more than anyone. Anytime I tried to do something Kellin was right there watching or offering to help me, it was cute in a way. But as for Gabe, he was like my big brother. He gave me my space and always reminded me that if I wanted to talk, I knew where to find him.
Maybe just maybe that's what I need. Someone to talk to to vent to and just get everything off of my chest. But what was I supposed to say? I got abused by my Mom and step-dad? Oh and I'm murderer? Plus I've been to jail? Yeah, thats a great conversation starter.
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Fiksi PenggemarSeventeen year old Hope Lewis has been put through hell. She has been bullied, abused, harassed, and thrown between different foster homes. When she returns home for the third time, it only gets worse. It seems as if no one cares if Hope lives or di...