Ch 10- Schrei (Scream)

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(Original)

Schrei Bist du du selbst bist/ Schrei Und wenn es das letzte ist/ Schrei Auch wenn es weh tut/ Schrei so laut du kannst!/ Schrei Bist du du selbst bist/ Schrei Und wenn es das letzte ist/ Schrei Auch wenn es weh tut/ Schrei so laut du kannst

(English)

Scream 'till you feel it/ Scream 'till you believe it/ Scream and when it hurts you/ Scream it out loud/ Scream 'till you feel it/ Scream 'till you believe it/ Scream and when it hurts you/ Scream it out loud- Tokio Hotel- Schrei

Ch 10

June 30, 2010

​I turned over. My pillow, stained with tears, grew cold after a many had fallen. Makeup smeared itself onto my pillow with the steady flow of tears drowning my face. Colors spiraled together as my vision circled with my spinning head.

​"Sephora. Please, just open your door." The voice of Bill did not come as a surprise; however, I refused to answer his calling.

​My sadness couldn't be seen from the outside as the sun still shone as if nothing in the world had gone wrong. But beneath my wavering smile held a shattering heart; it had already been broken before. Time took a while to mend the pieces which had fallen. Though with this break, the hurt pronounced itself with the constant intake of air, unlike any pain I had experienced in my life.

​At least you tried, I kept repeating. Yet, another voice interrupted, but trying isn't good enough. You never found out the truth.

​The picture, once in my hand, floated to the floor. Glossy film turned over revealing the white backing. In black ink, printed toward the center, a date reading June 13, 1992, the day after my second birthday. The last snapshot of my life before he disappeared from my newly begun life; a man I didn't know. And my trust placed on other's shoulders to satisfy my hunger of truth.

​Problems all began with one look at a picture, this picture. Just one look and problems evolved from thin air. Like a choker too tight and only tightening with time. Maybe it was the wrong choice. Now, only if I could erase time. Hide. Forget. But what conclusion would I come to then?

​Bursting anger boiled my blood. Tears dried upon my face. I grabbed the picture. Crumpling the edges, my fingers curled around the polished surface. In both my hand, I tore the picture. Slowly, my mum and I separated from my dad, just as Bill and Tom would after leaving the unsatisfying truth behind.

​"He didn't mean what he said," Bill's voice broke through the door again.

​I caved, "I know what a lie sounds like. And to tell you, he wasn't lying. At all."

​"Let me explain."

​But there was no reason to respond. Tom's voice earlier explained his intentions enough. I didn't need, nor want to hear an explanation. Not at the moment.

​Darkness invaded the corners of my room, clinging to the ceiling as only a small lamp by my bed still stayed alight. My eyes opened to low voices echoing beyond the other side of my closed door.

​"She just needs time." Without a doubt, I knew my mum had just spoken.

​"I'm s-sorry for all of this," of course Bill still held his ground, determined not to leave.

​"It's not your fault."

​"But at least I n-need to s-set things s-straight with Sephora."

​"How 'bout I give you a call when she wakes?"

​"No. I want to say a few things to her, now."

​"She's asleep though."

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