It's been a week since her death. The funeral is in a week. I've cried every day since her death. Multiple times. Teardrops running down my face. Wet streams down my cheek. Sometimes I lock myself in my room and just cry for hours on end. This book is an escape my life. My sad miserable life. Somehow I feel better about my life when I'm writing this book, even though it goes deeper into meaning. I'm her first emergency contact because I always pick up the phone, but when the hospital called me and told me that she had died, I burst into tears and screamed until I had no voice. They did everything they could, but when they picked her up off the road, she was already gone. Pale. Stiff. Light.
A light. It just went off in my head. A party. I would through a party to celebrate how great she was. Don't mourn, celebrate. The fun you had. Memories, laughter, jokes. That's what I need. The theme would be yellow. That was her favourite colour for 1 reason. It was a happy colour. I'm going to write the invitations to all my, and her friends. Also to our family and family friends. I want this to be a special party. One to remember. One to look back on and be able to think of her. It will be great.
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Claire
General FictionClair of age 21, and piper of age 18 were the closest sisters in the world. When something happens to Clare, will Piper ever be able to live with it?