The Unforgettable Moment

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News report

"January 7th 2010 there has been a car accident killing Laura Mason and Tyler Mason. Leaving one of their childrens Logan Mason a nine year old in a comma, Alleah and Aubree Mason parentless and unharmed. The accident was near the Amusement Park in Kansas. It has been stated that the Mason's were taking a turn to get the park when a truck driver was going fast and was not paying attention and didn't see them turning then crashed into them. Knocking the car over and then hitting a pole. The truck drive explained that he was on the phone and trying to get to work because he was late and he wasn't paying attention to what was going on until he saw the car turning and he couldn't slow down in time. He was charged with manslaughter.

It was unbelieveable seeing that nine year old Aleah Mason and the five year old Aubree Mason woke up with nothing wrong but hard on them finding out they only had each other left. Alleah explains to us she didn't remember anything that happened with the car accident beside a small scream from her mother and Aubree holding her she said everything else was just a big blur until she woke up finding out that her parents were dead and her twin brother Logan was in a comma. The only one she had left was her sister. The doctors are unsure what will happen with Logan Mason, Their question to him is will he ever wake up? The answer is undefined. No one knows what will happen to him. Doctors say that it would be a miracle if he were to wake up. As for Laura and Tyler Mason, there was no luck with them. By the time the ambulance got to them they were already gone. There was no family left for Aleah and Aubree to live with, therefore they got sent into foster care. Separating them into different households and most likely to never see each other again."

5 years later

Today is January 1st, which means the anniversary of the car accident is in six days. If anyone to ever read this they probably heard the newspapers story about how it happened. everything they said was true. My parents died in it, my twin brother is still in the comma and no one knows if he will wake, but if he ever did, he would be so confused. My sister is somewhere out there with her foster home, who knows how she is treated. I hope she didn't have it as bad as I did. But anyways I'm only writing because my foster care owner Stacy, thought it would be a good idea. A way for me to say what I'm thinking and feeling since I don't say much or show my feelings well because my life sucks. It's hard knowing you have no one with you, yes I have my sister but I haven't seen her since the accident when we got pulled apart from each other. I don't even know what she looks like. I never would have thought any of this would happen, I always thought of the positives but there is no positives now. The only thing I have left to stay positive is that Logan will wake up and I'll see Aubree again, but that probably won't happen. I blame the accident on me, If we would have stayed home and played a game or something at home my parents would be alive and Logan would be okay and Aubree would still be with me, but there's no time traveling so I can't. Before I go telling you my story about what I remember of the accident and my foster care life and how much its sucks. Let me just say my name is Alleah and I am now 15 years old. I will be 16 in eight days. For all you people that still have family with you, appreciate it and spend every moment with them making memories. It terrible being alone, in a foster care with people who you barely know. I was never to close with my family, I was always in my room because I really didn't care. I thought that everything was fine nothing was going to happen. I spend some time with them just not as much as Logan and Aubree. Logan was really outgoing and a great guy. Hang with him was fun until we fought and say I hate you, you know sibling thing. Aubree just loved attention from my parents and my parents gave it to her. She was definitely the spoiled girl. I was and still am very independent, I liked being alone and doing things on my own, foster care changed everything.

After the accident when me and Aubree got separated. The first house I went to was...awful. I just turned ten and I was still really depressed about my family. The foster care owner didn't care about what I felt though. (It kinda reminded me of the movie Annie. Only thing is she has a happy ending, so far there no happy ending in my life.) Living there was a hard life, The foster care owner made us do everything, made us clean, cook. I mean I think she was suppose to teach us responsibility but yelling and hitting us just wasn't right. We slept on "beds" what wasn't really a bed it felt like sleeping on a floor. I can't even tell you what it was because I had no clue what is was. After about a week there the lady got her foster care licence taken away because a few of the kids that were in it went to the Head of the foster care and showed them they have been abused. The next foster care wasn't any better. We practically starved because the foster care owner was poor and we lived in a shit hole. I got myself out of that one. The next one I was in I got accused of stealing someone stuff, breaking things, trying to hook up with people in the foster care. I did nothing, It was the other way around and yet the owner believed them and took to the Leader of foster care and told them what I was doing. The 4th foster house I was in I was abused to the point where there was blood. I had black eyes, bloody noses, cuts and bruises. It was just awful, now I'm in this one. So far Stacy is really cool, not as bad as all my other foster house. She's understanding but gets mad really fast, but she doesn't abuse anyone. I have chores and stuff but it 10 times better than the other places I've been. It worries me that Aubree has gone through the same but I highly doubt that. When I say foster care has changed me I mean I get scared easily, I'm afraid of being abused again. Well that is my sucky foster life.

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