Not Alone Anymore

I Hate my Life

Hey My name is Alyssa McCourtney. I'm 15 and my life is a crazy, stupid, horror story. I'm all alone and it'll always be that way. My remaining family and I travel a lot ,so I've had to change schools every year of my life since I turned 8. EVERY SINGLE SCHOOL , EVERY SINGLE YEAR, HAS BEEN THE TOTAL OPPOSITE OF A NORMAL, HAPPY LIFE.

-7 years ago-

One day, when I was 8, a man threatened our family, that unless my mom married him, we'd all die. Apparently, my mom was the mans ex wife. My mom told us that every since she dumped him THROUGH TEXT HE'S BEEN WANTING REVENGE. TALK ABOUT OVERBOARD. Five days later our dog was killed, with a piece of paper that said This is a warning, in less than a week one of your loved ones will be killed. Unless a special someone would like to surrender. So we called the police and they tracked him down, put him in jail, soon (after 2 years) he broke out. My dad got into a "car accident". That's when the man killed my dad. A year later my mom went to the store and never came back. Then, when all of my siblings were watching the news, for who knows why we were, but it was a good thing we knew there was a killing at the market. People saw a lady in the mens bathroom. There was blood everywhere. Someone got her phone checked her screen and saw all of us.

We were scared for our lives. We cried our eyes out, and some say they saw a man with dark brown hair,and pale skin coming out of the bathroom with bloody hands. After we all cried til no tears came from our eyes, my oldest sister (who was 25 at the time) suggested we move to another state. While my oldest bro thought that we should just go punch him to death. But each of us thought it was too risky bc another one of us could die. So in about a week we left to California. Every year there was a death then a warning and every year we left to a whole new place. The 3 first times we called the police, they couldn't find the man. So every year we changed schools, homes, and tried to make the best of our lives. But it still wasn't worth it until my whole life changed when we went to Texas while I was 14 years old.