I sit in the back of the Orange Leaf parking lot for what feels like hours. In reality, only a few minutes have passed. I try my best to control myself, just to calm down just a little bit.
I take a deep breathe in and out slowly, sit up straighter, and wipe my eyes with the back of my hand.
I won't let this effect me. I am a good person and I know I am. Everything happens for a reason, right?
I start up the soccer mom car and stretch out my body before I start to drive. I extend my legs outward and move my arms around like a dinosaur with short arms. My foot hits the acceleration and it revved the engine. I jump and squeal looking around to see if anyone saw that.
I shift gears to reverse and turn around. My heartbeat quickens when I see a car behind mine, blocking me in. There are no cars on either side of me, so I inch backward carefully to not hit the strangers car. I hear a car door open and slam shut; I try to turn to the left but am too close to the gate in front of me. I back up again, and then move forward again.
"Wait, stop," a male voice shouts.
Shit, fuck, dammit, I'm going to die. What if I'm going to get raped? What does he want? I'm going to get taken.
My breath quickens as I think of the worst possibilities, and tears sting my eyes once again. I quickly find it hard to breathe, as I rush to back up and move forward in attempt to get away from the scene.
The feeling is familiar; I am starting to have a panic attack.
Suddenly, I can't take it anymore. I give up. I'm just going to die I guess, I get light headed thinking of it. I close my eyes and cry harder.
This is it.
I can't fucking breathe.
I hear a knock on my driver's window, my body shakes from crying and trying to get more air, but I don't move.
I can't move.
I can't breathe.
I hear my door handle jiggle, but it won't open because it's locked.
"Don't cry, please," the voice sternly says. I finally look up and faintly see Blake looking down at me.
Wait, Blake? The asshole? Blake opens the door behind the drivers seat and gets in.
"G-go away," I squeak. Blake climbs up to the front of the car and sits in the passenger seat.
"How about no." Blake sighs.
"W-will p-probably made you apologize, I-I-I know. You d-don't actually give a fuck," I look down at my lap and let my stray hairs from my messy bun cover my face. I don't let anyone see me like this.
No one gives a fuck about me anyway.
Silence fills the car, except for my short breaths and sniffles.
"I-If you came to make fun of m-me then l-leave. I-I don't even know y-you." I take a glance from the corner of my eye to see Blake staring ahead, his fists in balls.
"I-I-" Blake starts. "I'm Blake Conroy. I am 17 years old, almost 18." I feel his eyes staring at the side of my head.
"Oh," I sigh.
"I don't know why I'm here. I didn't mean what I said. Well I didn't mean most of-" Blake pauses, "Why don't you look at me when I talk? You look everywhere but me or my eyes."
"I don't want to talk about it," I mumble more to myself than Blake.
"Do you want me to leave you alone?"
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My Nonexistent Love Life
Teen FictionAnastasia Hart keeps her mouth shut, and is a bit antisocial when it comes to meeting new people for the first time. Men seem to be her weakness- and not in a good way. She can't put it together how to act around them or how to talk to them. Though...