I kept running my bare feet barley baring the tough terrain, when I could no longer hear screaming I laid on the soft grass. sweat danced on my skin sticking to my shirt. I panted heavily, thinking of how life is such a sucky thing....at least for me. but maybe I shouldn't feel sorry for myself. I should be pitting the people who I've hurt. and not only the breakers. I remember when I first started, I was in fourth grade. there was a blonde haired boy name Allen. he was kind of weird but he was so nice. he didn't have no friends and I thought I could manipulate him. it took a month to finally be able to get enough for the whole year. when he finally asked me to be his girlfriend, I said no. he cried an ran away, then later I found his parents were getting a divorce and he had to go live with his grandma.
I felt so bad, that night I even cried, I hurt someone so much. it didn't help that I had to do that for the rest of my life. then there was that boy eighth grade, I think his name was Randy Night. he was quite attractive and was very, very sweet. we dated for two years, as I broke the relationships with my guy friends along the way. when I finally brought myself to do it, he was moving. I told him we were threw because of another guy. he got so angry, but I could see the little hurt in his eyes. he didn't talk to me at all, I haven't talked to him ever since he moved.
I felt the cool breeze, suggesting it was going to rain. I un hinged my eye lids from each other, revealing the grey sky above me. I sat up tiredly looking down at my arm. there was a curl that looked a little like a heart. I pushed my sleeve down to hide it away. soon I heard a crack in the woods. I sat up seeing curly brown hair show through the trees. ''hey'' henry said smiling awkwardly.
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Heartbreaker
Romance'I don't want to hurt people, I just want to have someone love me' Valerie always new she was different, she had been this way ever since she was born. she broke peoples hearts and hurt them so much only to survive for herself. but that was the wor...