Skyes POV:
Raindrops falling in my hair. Tears streaming down my face. A day when my world collapsed.
I wish it didn't happen. I wish I could've stopped it. But, it's too late. There's nothing anyone can do.
I listened to the preacher, but the words didn't reach my ears. What was I to do? How can I get through this?
I loved my mother. I just wish that big truck could've stopped. I wished that the drunk guy in the truck hadnt gotten behind the wheels. It's seems that every wish I make, turns into he'll.
Just like my life.
Everyone was starting to leave. Here I was standing over my mothers grave. People hugged and pittied me. But, all I wanted was the one thing I now can't get back. My daddy patted my shoulder then walked to the truck waiting for me. I just stood there. No words could describe how I felt.
Eventually I walked back to the truck. I got in the passenger side.
"I don't know what to say Skye." my daddy told me. "Then don't say anything." I said, plugging in my headphones.
No more words were said.
I got out the truck when we pulled into our yard. I ran up to my room and flopped down on my bed. Clunged onto my pillow and cried myself to sleep.
I woke up to the sound of the moving truck. My daddy thought itd be best of we moved. I hated him for it. We were leaving the town I was raised in to go to California. I hate the city.
We got in the truck and once again, I stuck my headphones in. Ignoring my dad as he continuously yelled at me to listen.
This is gonna be a long ride.
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Turning Tables
RandomWhen Skye's mother dies, her whole life seemed to be turning around. With her dad upset and angry to her having to move out of the town she grew up in. Will she be able to be happy again? Will there be other tables to turn?