I huff frustratedly as I glance through my closet looking for anything that could possibly help me through today. I see many things, I see my cap and gown, my old pictures from my highschool life, and tons of other useless junk.
Maybe looking through this closet was a bad idea.Before I can make the decision of giving up I hear a voice behind me, "Anne, you need to take a break. You're stressing yourself out and it isn't healthy for you, or the baby." I sigh staring squarely at my over protective husband, "But Zach, I --" He shakes his head grabbing me by the waist pulling me to him. It's kind of hard being in his embrace given my huge baby bump, "Sweetheart, I told you, everything is fine. You don't need to worry, now, do you want anything to eat?" He asks searching my face for any emotion questionable, I shake my head.
"No, but I'm going to take a nap." He nods kissing my forehead, "In that case I think I'll watch some football, let me know if you need something," I nod and watch him leave. Instantly, I walk back over to the closet my eyes scanning the closet and that's when my eyes land on a box. It's squished under several others and is taped from top to bottom.
I reach for it and pull it down blaming the dust off the top of the shoe box. I don't ever remember having this, curiously I cut away the tap and open the lid. When I see what's inside I gasp as tears fill my eyes and I become shaky.
Slowly, I pick up the green book that's as big as an eight by ten picture frame and feel it. It feels exactly how I remember it, and I but it makes me feel exactly how I felt.Opening up the book with shaky hands I red the first page.
Anne Miller, August 3, 2008
I can't believe I'm reading it.
I can't believe I'm doing this again, I can't believe this was my life.
YOU ARE READING
Diary of Anne Miller ( sad story)
Teen FictionAnne Miller made a habit to record everything in her life into a tiny green book that was given to her on her sixteenth birthday. She dated them in order, she told her feelings, and things that happened through out her daily life. In a life where a...