Prologue:
I angled the sharpest point of the glass on my wrist. Glass surrounded me as I stared at my reflection in the broken mirror. Some of the glass was piercing my arms, and some on my face, but I didn’t care.
I only found anger and hatred in my emotions. Hatred for who I am.
My own mother called me gothic, for crying out loud! Silent tears streamed down the sides of my pale cheeks. My black hair stuck to my tear-stained face.
I hated myself for crying. I was gripping the shard of glass too tight. I felt a small prick in my right hand and I bit my lip as I watched a small dribble of blood appear.
I liked it. I wanted to get what I deserved. Pain. Blood. Pity.
I ignored the small pain in my hand and I pressed the glass into my forearm. With quick movements, I slashed my wrist. A small line of blood appeared and I winced at the pain.
I felt the sadness envelope me. This is what I get. This is what I deserve.
I sniffed away any other tears and hurriedly shoved up the sleeve of my arm farther. Before I could regret anything, I brought down the glass again.
A sharper pain appeared on my forearm. This cut was incredibly harsher than the first one.
It somehow fed my desire to hurt myself. I was almost to the point of breaking down in helpless tears, but I held myself back. I was tempted to put the glass down and run away, but I stood in my place.
Remember what she told you.
Anger flamed through me quickly. I felt so weak and desirable. I hated it. Every word she said to me was very true. She was right about everything, as always. She forced me to be like this.
I bet she doesn’t want you alive anymore.
I sucked in a sharp breath at that thought. It was true.
My mother hated me. She wanted me dead, just like with my sister. I didn’t want her to get what she wanted, but I pressed the glass against my skin. The sharp point pinched the skin there and I felt a twinge of pain.
Yet, I didn’t entirely feel it.
I only noticed it. It didn’t acknowledge it. I dragged the shard down my forearm once again as I kept rememorizing what she said to me. Nobody wanted me here.
I felt rejected; disliked. I didn’t like it one bit, but I knew I deserved it completely. Why did I deserve it? Because I was a burden to my family. I was a mess that nobody wanted to deal with.
I suddenly slammed the glass into the sink and attempted to rub off the blood on my arm. I wiped my sleeve across the cuts, sobbing silently when they stung my arm.
I was done refusing my life. I was going to deal with it. I was going to try to deal with this mess that I’ve created.
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This book may contain some adult material. I haven't written it through, yet, but I will not write a warning at the beginning of the chapter since I think that gives away what's going to happen with the story.
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So, this chapter may be depressing, but I want to establish that the main character is depressed.
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