"Dyl, what's wrong?" My older brother glances at me as he pulls out of the school parking lot.
"Nothing." I look out my window and put my hand on my cheek.
"Oh, common, I'm not stupid. I know something's wrong. What happened?"
Okay, I know he's my brother, and I'm supposed to be patient with him, but after what's been happening to me, I can't hold it in anymore, "You wanna know what's wrong?" I literally scream at him, "Fine, I'll tell you! I'm bullied, I'm pregnant, and I just wanna die. There, you happy now?" I let the tears slide down my face without caring.
The car is so quiet. Cole takes a deep breath, and lets it out slowly, "I didn't mean to piss you off. I'm sorry." I shifts his hands on the steering wheel.
I just keep looking out my window and pretend that my brother is actually being nice to me.
***Grant's POV***
Ring. Ring.
I pick up my phone, "Hello?"
"Grant!" Dylan's voice comes onto the phone and she sounds exhausted.
"Dylan? What's wrong?" I stand up, ready to grab my keys.
She starts sobbing, "Dylan, I'm coming over." I hang up, and run to my car. I drive as fast as I can not breaking the law, and arrive at her house within ten minutes.
I open the front door, and go to Dylan's room. I press my head against the door, and can hear Dylan softly crying.
I knock and open the door, "Dylan?" I keep my voice quiet.
"Grant, I'm sorry." She closes her eyes and shakes her head.
"Sorry for what?" I sit next to her and wrap her in a hug.
"Grant, promise you won't hate me." She looks at me with her brown eyes. They're so sorrow and pain filled.
"I would never hate you." I stroke her hair.
"I-I got an abortion, Grant. I feel like a monster. Like, like something's missing now. How am supposed to move on with my life knowing I let someone kill my child. I didn't even give it a chance." She shakes with a sob.
I rub her back and kiss the top of her head, "I don't know Dylan. It's normal to feel like something's missing. I think. But, think about it. How many other teenagers get abortions a day?" I felt raw saying this, "I mean, yeah it hurts. And yeah, something is missing, but It's not the end of the world." I honestly feel like throwing up. Who would get an abortion?
"Grant, I need to think about this for a little. Can I call you later?"
I stand up, "Yeah. That sounds good. I'll uh, I'll see you later." I walk out of her room and shut the door, get into my car, and drive to the only place I can think of right now.
I drive to the grave yard, so I can talk to my mom. Even though she's not here. Her soul is in Heaven. She was such a strong Christian woman. I put my hand on her gravestone.
"Mom. I wish you were here. Nothing's right. I miss you so much."
And, because nobody else was there, I cried.
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Leave Me Alone
Teen Fiction15 year old Dylan can't seem to get off of Jade West's radar. Ever since 6th grade, Jade has been bullying Dylan. One Dylan entered 8th grade, things got worse. Dylan started suffering from depression and couldn't smile. Her friends didn't want to b...