I heard a loud thud and muffled gasps before everything went silent. 'Have I died?' I wondered, I wished. When I woke up in the hospital, I was shocked to be surrounded by so many people. "What happened?" I asked my father, he looked disappointed and worried. "When was the last time you ate?" He asked me. My heart sank, "Today, at lunch why?" I hid behind my lies fairly often. He sighed, "The doctors said your stomach has been empty for about a week." I shivered, "W-what? That's so-" he stopped me. "Don't lie to me Aria." my father said. I've never seen him so distraught, I felt horrible. "Daddy, I'm sorry." I said, weakly. He teared up and nodded. "I'm going to monitor every meal you eat here and we aren't leaving until you're healthy again, understood?"
I nodded, not knowing what else to do. I hated food, food was fattening and fat is gross. I fell asleep shortly after this conversation, I woke back up when a nurse brought me in dinner. I shuddered at the sight of it but took a bite for my family. It made me sick, but I kept chewing for a chance to sleep in my own bed.
Once I finished the food, I hugged my dad and went to the bathroom. I turned on the faucet to block some noise and I kneeled down in front of the toilet and gagged myself. I stuck my finger down my throat repeatedly until it all came back up. I got up and flushed the toilet then washed my hands. "Can we go home?" I asked my father. "One more night, sweetie. Good night!" he said kissing my forehead and leaving me a the hospital.
That night, I cried. I missed my friends, my notebook, Harvey. Harvey was the only thing besides Jax and Evelyn that made me happy. I sat up in my bed and grabbed my knees holding them up to my chest. Millions of thoughts ran through my head. 'What if my dad finds my notebook?' I gasped and turned pale. He'll surely burst out in tears..that's not fair to him. He's sick.
I got up from my bed, walking towards the bathroom. I opened the door and looked in the mirror for hours on end. I grabbed my extra fat and squeezed it, holding it against my body tightly. Why won't it just go away? I started to cry again. My eyes were puffy, I scratched my wrists repeatedly, banged my head against the wall. It still doesn't hurt, I can't feel anything. I just stared in the mirror at my horrid features, my big nose and double chin. I'm ugly.
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Pretty Girl
Teen FictionTW: ED Aria Evermore is a seventeen year old girl living in Cincinnati, Ohio. She loved hockey, animals, and music. However, one day she lost interest in everything. Her friends, Jax Waltz and Evelyn Holmes are worried for her due to her change in b...