"Ew, oh my gosh, who is that girl?" I heard a girl complain behind me. "I can hear you." I snapped at her, making her golden eyes widen. "You dare talk me like that?" She challenged, clenching her fist. Excuse me? Who did this chick think she was? "Umm, yeah." I replied, raising an eyebrow at her. I already have to live with an abusive father, there's no way in hell am I gonna have to deal with a ungrateful girl. "I hate you." She snarled, then whipped around and walked off into the hallway. My father dropped me off here yesterday, and there was a crazy amount of rude and horrible people. Most of them were girls. To be honest, I was a little scared of the orphanage, and Canna was really nice, but at night the place was like a haunted house. I groaned at went outside. It was so hard to not run, but my father would be able to track me. When I was a twelve I tried to leave, but then he put a tracker in my only pair of shoes. He knew I wouldn't leave unless I had the black converses with me, since they used to be my mother's. Canna shot me a surprised look, and I shrugged at her. Was that girl some big shot here? "Come with me..." A girl with long brown hair grabbed my hand and led me to her room. "How did you do that?" She asked, wide-eyed. "Um.. I just used my words..." I replied. "But no one can talk back to Venassa! She even scares Canna sometimes." The brown haired girl said with a worried expression on her face. "Well, she doesn't scare me. My father is WAY worse than her." I retorted, showing her my scarred wrists. "Oh... My name's Joy, what's yours?" The girl asked, looking into my green eyes. "Rillie." I said quietly. I have no clue where my stupid name even came from. "Aw, I like that name." Joy breathed, repeating my name. Seriously? Most people changed the subject when they heard my name. I just shrugged and stood up. "I'm gonna go back outside." I mumbled, leaving Joy alone in the room. It's not that I didn't like her, I just didn't want to make friends with anybody. Never again. The last time I put my trust in somebody, they used it against me. It was one of the most emotionally painful things I had ever been forced to go through. I sat down and played with my dark brown hair. People that know my family say I look like my mother, which I hate hearing. I never really met my mom, because she died when I was only two months old. Life's. Not. Fair.
"Rillie, dinner!" I heard Canna call my name. "I'm not hungry!" I called back, shuffling into a better position on the floor. I never really sat on the couch, and i'm not sure why. Canna frowned at me and I simply looked away. I never ate much anyways.
Wow. That was a lot of 'nevers' TAKE THAT JUSTIN BIEBER!
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I'm Not Normal.
Teen FictionRillie is a fourteen year old girl with a troubled life. Her mother died in a car crash when she was only two months old, leaving her with an insane father. She is forced to clean the whole house everyday, and is not aloud to leave school, no matter...