I make sure the bathroom door is locked 3 times.
I open the second drawer and strategically remove the pointless items onto the sink counter until all that's left is the razor that I hid so well.
I stole it from dad's old toolbox. (One of the few things he accidentally left behind when he left us)
I shiver as my fingertips lightly touch the cold metal.
The razor looks sharp. Sharper then what I remembered.
I wait.
I look to see what time it is.
2:04 am
I sighed, but mentally scold myself for breathing so loud, remembering that Mom and River are sleeping.
"Sorry." I apologize to myself.
Most of my conversations involved me talking to myself-
"Enough stalling." I whisper.
I begin to think about how much it might hurt, as I closely examine the shiny piece.
I googled the word pain yesterday.
Pain: physical suffering or distress, as due to injury, illness; distressing sensation in your body; mental or emotional suffering or torment.
I knew death was a common side affect of severe pain, but I never knew how severe this pain would be as a side affect of my sister's death.
I wince as I begin to remember it all.
I look at the razor again.
True. The cuts will hurt but it can't be worse than what I'm feeling now.
And maybe just for a second, this will take it away.
I slightly nod.
It'll feel like kisses compared to this hell.
I assure myself.
I mentally count to three.
1.....
2.....
*Knock Knock Knock*
"Honey?" My mom said in a tired, raspy voice.
I quickly throw the razor back in the drawer and pile stuff on top of it to conceal it the same way it was hidden before.
"You okay in there?"
I flush the toilet acting as if I was using the bathroom.
I unlock and swing the door open. And flash my mom a tired, fake smile.
"Yeah. I'm fine, just had to use the bathroom.
I turn on the fossett and wash my hand. Signaling that the conversation was over.
Without another word we both went to our rooms and went to bed.
But I kept myself up for another hour or so thinking.
Thinking about anything and everything.
I don't hate myself. I just hate my life.
Life for me wasn't always like this.
I wasn't always messed up-
I take it back. I was always messed up. It was just never this bad.
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RandomLife for me wasn't always like this. I wasn't always messed up- I take it back. I was always messed up. It was just never this bad.