I, am amazed. 1000 reads. 10 chapters. When I first saw that number I yelled out, "No way!" and my family looked at me as if I was crazy, well I kinda am. Oh yeah I also fell out of my seat too. BUT I REALLY NEED TO SAY THIS!! THANK YOU SO MUCH IT MEANS A LOT TO ME AND YOU GUYS ARE PROBABLY ALL MAD AT ME FOR NOT UPDATING IN SO LONG! Phew. *wipes forehead* Well, enjoy! By the way, I forgot to mention, but if you're easily distressed, I recommend you not to read this book, although it breaks my heart to say so. Well, again, enjoy!
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🍩Melissa Evans🍩
After Vanessa's outburst, Jordan turned to look at me. He wrinkled his nose.
"Vanessa is like one of those cliché snobs. Like Regina, only less pretty and well more, I guess, bitchy?" He said. I couldn't help but chuckle.
"Yeah, she really is." I answered.
"I have to make sure my mom doesn't find out or she'll-"
"I'll do what?" A voice interrupted me.
I looked at the door to find my mom in the doorway but her hands crossed. I gulped, oh macaroni and cheese.
She walked over to me and embraced me. She squeezed so tight, I thought I was going to die.
"Mom...too...hard..." I wheezed out before she let go.
"MELISSA FRANCESCA EVANS, HOW DARE YOU SCARE ME TO DEATH!!!" She yelled. I winced. My mom burst into tears.
"Do you know how worried I was? You're the only person I have!" She sobbed.
"I'm sorry mom...I'm sorry..." I whispered. I tried so hard to become the perfect daughter, with perfect looks but I gave up. I gave up after everything tumbled down but I couldn't stop my Anorexia.
"Will I have to go to rehab?" I asked.
"Yes. You have to." She said. But I didn't want to leave.
"But I don't want to leave!" I whined. I couldn't help but burst into tears.
"You don't have to go to a centre, I can get someone from a rehabilitation centre to visit you and help you. I'll bring you to a therapist every week." My mother said.
I calmed down after hearing her.
"I'm sorry mom." I whispered.
"It's okay sweetie." She whispered back.
"Are you disappointed in me?" I asked.
"Why would I be? I think you're perfect. Vanessa's being a bitch and all because she knew I favoured you more than her." My mom said.
"Mom!"
"What? Just because I'm a mom doesn't mean I can't swear!" She retorted.
I rolled my eyes.
I looked over at Jordan. He snickered at my mom a bit before hastily straightening up when he made eye contact with me. My mom was talking to a doctor, probably about me.
I feel bad how we got on good terms with each other real quick when we barely know each other. But then again, maybe it was because of our so-called childhood bond. I honestly don't remember much of my childhood.
Except a few things... I mentally shook my head to stop me from remembering those horrible events. But flashes of the memory appeared. The gun. The man.
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The Bad Girl and The Good Boy
Teen FictionThere's the typical cliché teenage story about a bad boy and a good girl. But this story is about a bad girl and a good boy. Melissa Evans is the bad girl who struggles with discovering her true identity. She lives a life full of pain, regret and re...