'No, not here again,' I thought, finding myself leaning on a familiar tree. I started running down a different path than before, only to be met with another dead end. 'Are all these paths dead ends?!' I thought as I saw three figures standing before me. The first one was a woman and had (H/L), (H/C) hair just like me and hazel eyes. 'Mom,' I thought. The next figure was a boy with brown hair and brown eyes. 'Dylan' I thought once more. The last figure had brown hair like Dylan, but his was shorter and he had brown eyes. 'Dad' I thought lastly.
"You left me," my mother accused me," You left me to die."
"No I didn't mom! Dad did! I'm so sorry," I said, tears streaming down my cheeks and making my vision blurry.
"You left me in a horrible, cold prison," my dad added hatefully, and gave me the dirtiest look ever.
"It's what you deserved you bastard!" I screamed at my father, even though this was a dream.
"You didn't even attempt to look for me," Dylan scoffed and I looked at him with sad eyes.
"Dylan, I've come to every dead end just to find you," I replied truthfully. It was true. I looked in every square inch of Los Santos to find him, every dead end I would come to, I would just keep looking until I had to stop. When I couldn't find him and assumed he was dead, I knew I had lost my whole family.
"You're a HORRIBLE daughter AND sibling!" my mother screamed at me. My father and Dylan nodded in agreement. With the snap of my father's fingers, I was sent into a dark void. I tried to scream but no sound came out, I tried to struggle but I couldn't move. All I could do was let myself be trapped in darkness...
I was awoken by delirious shaking the life out of me. My eyes shot open to meet his worried blue ones. He stopped shaking me and I sat up, finding familiar cold beads of sweat on my forehead once more.
"(Y/N)! Are you okay?!" he exclaimed, looking me dead in the eyes. Was I okay? No. Should I tell him? I don't know, he might just think my dream was silly and tell me to forget about it. On the other hand, he might just comfort me. That's what I liked about him. He was tough to read at times but other times he cared for people.
"I just had a nightmare," I stated calmly, even though I wasn't really that calm. He nodded his head in reassurance before speaking up once more.
"Do you...want to talk about it? I mean you don't have to if you don't want to," he stated, saying the last part faster than the first. I didn't know if I should tell him or not. I mean, my life has been horrible and stressful lately, but I talked to Marcel yesterday about it and he listened to every word that came out of my mouth. That's also what I liked about Marcel, he got mad at times and raged a lot, but when he cared about someone or was interested in something, he would listen and take interest in it. I made the decision to tell delirious. He has the right to know since we practically live in the same house. Plus, I have to trust him. These guys were pretty much the only people I cared for anymore, and once we find Bryce, BigJigglyPanda, and get Ohm back, I hope that I can care for them too.
"Yeah," I answered quietly. I told him every detail of that dream I could remember. I even told him about what happened in the prison yesterday. When I finished, he looked at me wide eyed. Before I knew it, I was engulfed in a hug.
"I'm sorry for what happened to you," he said into my shoulder.
"It's okay, there's nothing I can do to change it now," I replied. Once I said that, he only hugged me tighter, not letting me go. We stayed like this for a good minute until the door flung open, making us jump.
"GUYS, NOGLA IS MAKING PUNCA-" Tyler stopped mid sentence and looked at us oddly, as if he was jealous. "Uhmmm," was all he said before walking out of the room. I looked back at delirious to see his ears to be a dark crimson color. I didn't even notice that my face felt heated as well.
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Why Me? (Banana Bus Crew x Reader)
FanfictionY/n is one of the most feared criminals out there...until she found out about the Banana Bus Crew. She thinks her purpose for doing the things she is tasked to do is unnecessary, but she soon finds the true meaning of what her life has become.