It's funny. Memories can either make you or break you. No matter how long ago a certain event took place, it stays with you forever. They mould you into the person you are today.
That day on the cliff, I can still remember that 30 seconds of my life perfectly; honestly.
I can remember the second I saw the rope slipping. I wanted to scream, but nothing would come out.
I can remember the tears streaming down my face. I knew it was too late, no one could help them now.
I can remember the car screeching as it tilted and then, what felt like in slow motion, it fell.
I can remember dropping to my knees in disbelief and shock, shaking my head endlessly, unable to comprehend what had happened.
Worst of all, I can remember that splash, as the car plunged into the ocean. That splash that reminded me that this was reality, and my family were gone forever...
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Begin Again
Teen Fiction''...Falling... And then I would wake up, shaking and sweating. That's usually how it goes." After losing her family, Leah finds it really difficult to cope. Wherever she goes, her past seems to follow her. This is her story, as she tries to begin...
