gone//joshler

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Tyler's POV
I woke up in the morning. I didn't feel very well last night, and I still don't feel well right now. Last night I got 2 hours of sleep. My room was littered with dirty clothes and trash. I got out of bed and decided to eat breakfast. I brushed my teeth and went to the kitchen. It was already almost time for school, because I had stayed in bed after my alarm went off. I then instead went to change clothes and get ready for school.
I walked out the door.
Looking to the side, I accidentally bumped into someone.
"Sorry," I said.
"It's okay. What's your name?" They asked.
"Tyler Joseph." I stated.
"Oh, I'm Josh Dun. Where are you going?"
"Why do you wanna know? School."
"Oh. Okay, see you later. I'm homeschooled. I was just picking up a few things. Bye."
Josh had left and I was all alone on the sidewalk.
I continued walking to school. I didn't care if I was late though.
The only reason I don't want to go to school is because of what I do to myself everyday, and I don't want to get attention.
I stopped for a moment. I looked at my arms, which were hidden under a jacket. I rolled up the sleeves.
I didn't feel like doing anything today.
I wanted to stay home.
I put my sleeves back down and started running back home. After I had gotten home, I locked the door. I went into my room. I fell down on my bed.
The sun was shining through the window. It was warm, and soon I fell asleep.
...
It was about one hour later when I woke up.
I felt a little better.
But I was hungry, since I didn't eat breakfast. I went over to the kitchen and got the leftovers from Taco Bell last night.
...
After a few hours, it was dark outside. The doorbell went off. I went over to the door and opened it.
It was Patrick, a guy from my school. He was really nice.
"Um, hello. I came to gave you your homework for today. Here." He said, then handed me a few papers.
"Oh, thanks." I said. I took the papers and we said bye, then I closed the door and started working on the homework.
...
I sat in silence for a while.
Then I decided to try and sleep.
It didn't really work.