It's 2 hours later and my dad hasn't called back yet. So I've decided to get changed my ripped jeans, grey top, black bomber jacket, frilly socks and white nikes, I brushed my teeth then done a neutral makeup look (see picture below) then threw my hair in a messy bun and called a uber.
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Soon as I called a uber, it came within 5 Mins. I got in the back of the uber and the man asked where I was going, 'Any Park in Brighton please.'
-10 minutes later- I arrived at the Park then I gave the man the money and got out of the uber and walked to a bench.
I sat down on the bench and watched all the children playing.
It's a lovely and sunny Saturday morning but in my mind there's a storm and it's miserable.
All I can think about is my mam dying, my dad moving away and I would be alone.
I got Girl Online on Tour out of my backpack and star d reading a few chapters.
- 10 minutes later -
A boy came and sat next to me. 'Hi, sorry to interrupt you but my South African friend over there wanted to give you his number, he said you look beautiful.' Said the boy. 'I'm sorry.. Who are you?' I say 'I'm josh. *Shouts* hey buddy come here!' He says The blonde South African boy come towards me, I just put my book mark in my page and put it in my bag. 'Hey I see you got Zoes book!' The blonde guy says. 'Yeh, uhh.. I'm a big fan,' I say He sits besides me and says, 'sorry I forgot to introduce myself, I'm Caspar.' 'That's a nice name.' I say while looking down.. Feeling depressed. 'So... Uhhh.... What's your name? And are you okay? You look depressed?' Caspar says. 'I'm Michayla and I'm fine..' I lied 'Your not fine, I can tell.' Caspar says.
'MICHAYLA, MICHAYLA, COME HERE!!' Someone shouts my name I hear somebody shouting but I look around and I can't see who it is, I stand up and look around. I soon realise it's the boy who bullied me, his name was Jacob. He ran towards me and pushed me over. I fell to the ground...
