Prolougue

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Drew
     "Drew, can you tell me what happened to your wrists?" My therapist asked me carefully.
     "I cut it," I muttered, looking down at the various bracelets strewn along my forearms.
     "Them," he corrected me, scribbling something down on a piece of paper. He probably thinks I'm crazy. They all think so.
     "I told you, I never touched my right one," I said, visibly upset that  he hadn't listened to a word I'd said.
     "Drew-," he began but I cut him off.
     "It was my soul mate," I said, looking him straight in the eye. After that, I got up and left. We never had another session together.

Levi
     "Mom, I don't need help," I sighed. She was threatening to send me off to a rehab center. Again.
     "Levi, they're getting deeper," she said, taking my left wrist in her hand, examining the various cuts I knew I didn't make.
     "Those ones aren't mine," I pleaded but I knew she thought I was lying to her. She always thinks I am.
     "Then whose are they?" She asked, one hand now on her hip as she leaned against the kitchen counter.
     "They're my soul mate's," I said sadly. I ran up the stairs and into my room, locking the door behind me. She never asked about that wrist again.

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