May 6th, 2013
Dear Ember,
I hate being sick.
Physically, mentally, emotionally sick.
I can't be around you when I'm this way, I can't hold any food and I just keep puking. I'm not home or at my house. I'm staying with friends who understand this terrible process. The pills are removing themselves from my system but in a pain full way.
But I know how much getting clean will help me and help our relationship.
I have to stay clean.
For you.
Always for you.
Luna
She wrote about being clean a day before she overdosed.
That's ironic.
I continued to smoke even though it brought no happiness to me, just sorrow.
All I ever felt was sorrow. Constant sadness no matter what. While my friends went a partied for the summer, I stayed home alone and spent my days inhaling smoke and reading a dead girl's letters.
I had read all fifty eight, I read them over and over again. They brought her back to me. Her drawings kept her alive to me.
I wasn't sure what I was doing for college and I wasn't even sure if I was going.
I stayed in my house every day, every night only going with my mom when she picked cigarettes up for me. I kept my curtains drawn and music always played.
I had a few visitors every once in a while but they didn't stay long, two hours at most.
My mom wanted to help but I didn't know how she could. She fed me, hugged me, bought me my cigarettes and left me be.
I was numb, tired, and empty. I just wanted someone to love me but no one could like her.
YOU ARE READING
Fading Out (completed!!!)
Teen FictionIt wasn't just the parties or the drugs, or the girl in love with her that changed Luna. She began to change the minute the addiction began. She began to fade away day by day, drink by drink. She faded out like the moon she was named after, with an...