Wreckage (A Jerrie Fanfiction)

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Intro

Perrie and Jade lived in a small town in England. It was a cozy and sleepy town. It was a town where everyone knew each other. But drama and secrets get out quickly. Most everyone in the town is judgmental, unaccepting. If you were different they would tear you apart. Drain you till your reflection is unrecognizable.

They would pick at you, piece by piece. Even though the town was like this, there was half of the town which was caring and acceptable. But the bad half was a big majority. That half made all the rules in the town. They made sure everyone would follow them or they would have consequences. If you were different or unique you would be look down upon. You had to blend in. You had to go with the flow never taking risks or never being able to be yourself. 

Perrie and Jade were best friends since they could remember. They loved each other. Not the sister love but the real kind. But they were too young to know. As the got older the connection grew. They understood each other when no one else did. They talked about moving away from the town and living happily ever after. They dreamed of being themselves. But, jades mom got a promotion and they were forced to move. Jade was reluctant, she threw a fit crying her eyes out. But Jade was tugged away. Perrie was heartbroken and wouldn’t talk to anyone for a while, she slowly fell into depression. She felt trapped that she would never get out of the town. She felt that she loved jade too much to let her leave, but she left. She felt like she was drowning in her own thoughts. She felt like she was falling down a never ending pit. She tried contacting jade, hoping she could visit her. But Perries parents wouldn’t let her. Her parents knew that what Perrie and Jade had was love and made sure they wouldn’t find out themselves. Being in love with a girl was unacceptable, it was forbidden. So with the huge amount of money her parents had they sent Jades lower class family away, not telling Perrie.

Years went by and the only thing keeping Perrie alive was her anti-depressants. She would cry herself asleep. She just wanted to see jade. But it never happened. And soon her heart was consumed and she was brain washed into thinking that she had to blend in with everyone else and date a boy she didn’t love. But helpless Perrie did it, accepting the fact Jade was gone.