To make this mess even worse Amelia got sicker. She went into hospital and my parents went in with her. Both of them did. They just walked out and left their children in a house on their own. Calum had to look after the house and us of course.
Kiki wasn't exactly having an easy time and over the long week with Amelia in hospital she came home early every day in disgrace because of Carmel Smalls.
The cyber bulling continued. I didn't want to cause a fuss so I didn't tell Calum or Summer about it. They sent mean things like.
Roxanne
Monday
~ 12:55 ~
No one cares about u. And if u don't believe that u have a lower IQ than I thought! I mean I thought it was equivalent 2 piece of shit but now dat I think about it ur IQ is 2 low for dat !
Carmen
Monday
~ 13:44 ~
The world is better off without u. Dat's all I have 2 say and it's true. We have enough cunts and bitches.
They sent worse messages with tons of language and tagged me in inappropriate pictures. Then yesterday they started blackmailing me.
Roxanne
Wednesday
~ 15:32 ~
Give me $10 2morrow or else I'll get u suspended from school. I mean Carmen's done it once so I should have no problem.
Carmen
Wednesday
~ 14:57 ~
Give me $10 2morrow or else I'll tell Carmel to beat up Kiki. u know I will.
I ended up giving them the money.
So as you can see, things were pretty bad and to top it all off, these panic things were a regular occurrence. I only have one piece of good news. And that is that my cast is coming off in a weeks time.
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