abandoned
/əˈband(ə)nd/
having been deserted or cast off.
"You don't know how it feels to be abandoned. You don't know how it feels to have to fend for yourself. So don't say you understand."
Cover Credits: @talyawrites
I woke up and my head was banging. I lifted it and looked around. I was in a blank room with no windows, just one door. The only thing in here was me tied to a chair.
"Oh, come on! Deja vu tease? Not even, more like a copy and paste of the same thing!" I yelled out.
"You finally woke up." A voice said as the door opened. A group of people came in.
They really just copied everything my mom set up, even down to the mask. Wait, is this my mom doing this again? How is she calling shots out of jail bro?
I told Toosii's dumb self getting them other boys locked up wouldn't change anything, she would just hire new people. I would have rather if she brought back Funny and Quiet, now I got to meet new people and they're probably not even cool like them.
"Here we go again. Describe y'all personality for me so I can name y'all because ion feel like doing all that." I said in a bored tone.
"No need. We won't be staying long." The dude that walked in first said.
"So what? Y'all are just going to leave me to rot?" I asked confused.
"You understand shortly." He said before coming over to me and putting something over my mouth. I blacked out again.
I woke again with the same headache in the same spot in the same room. The only difference was somebody was sitting in a chair directly in front of me with a gun in their hand. They had a mask on but I could tell it was a girl by the body structure and body language.
"Finally." Her voice was familiar but I couldn't pinpoint it because it sounded different than usual but completely unknown at the same time.
"You know you didn't have to knock me out again. I could have just waited." I groaned.
"Everything is such a game to you. When are you going to grow up?" She yelled standing up so quickly that the chair flew back and hit the ground.
I looked behind her at the chair. "It's not that serious, I promise," I said looking back at her.
"Still a game huh?" She asked as she picked the chair up.
"I don't think it's a game, I just don't think you need to yell," I said shrugging. "Anyways, why am I here and who hired you?"
