hope and faith

C for Chance and Allison

I know I am writing after a very long time, but hey can't help I dint know how do I put down my thoughts! (I'm really bad when it comes to writing)

So anyway here it goes.

It was nearly evening when I realized that my phone kept vibrating in my bag. I picked it up and checked. "Oh shit! mom" I muttered. Gathered courage and redialled her number hoping that she wouldn't howl on me. But I was wrong.

"Kiara!!! Where are you?? she yelled

"On the beach mom" I replied back

"Listen young lady my house isn't a hotel that you can come when you want and go when you want its my house! and you are expected to work, so better come home fast and get jam and bread from the supermarket on your way!" She barked.

"Yes Mom" I replied meekly.

I hated this woman from the deepest core of my heart. She always had a grudge against me even though she was my mom, sometimes I thought I was her step daughter or an adopted child and I secretly had the urge of getting a DNA test done like Gregory House did in the House series.

I ran into best friend Allison and her boyfriend Chance at the supermarket who was picking up some snacks at the diet food counter.

"Hey woman whats's up? Nice to see you surving at the Nazi camp" She joked.

*Nazi camp: Kiara's House

Allison and I went bestfriends since middle school.  We were like soul sisters and she was my support system and had been with me through thick and thin. She always had this little spark in her which always changed my mood.

Chance was like a brother to me, we were really close we made up silly stories about spaceship striper parties and how we would make Allison strip at the party to raise money for the drinks and sheesha. (We can be evil. Mhaahahaha :P).

I loved both of them to bits. Even we would fight like kids they were always there for me when i needed someone, unlike my parents who never left a chance to mock me or insult me.

I spoke to them for a while and then made my way home. Back to the Nazi camp, hoping today would pass soon.