Recap:
"Payson don't shut everyone out because of me." He said walking towards me. I wanted to accept his apology and hug him. But I couldn't.
"Everyone chooses you over me. It's because you're so innocent. You're the poor little cancer patient that everyone loves. And I'm the psycho bitch who spent a year chasing a ghost!" I turned on my heel and ran as fast as I could away from the house and that neighbor hood.
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I knocked on his door and shock was evident on his face.
"I just dropped you off," he looked at me. "You're crying. What's wrong?"
"Everything." I sobbed as I broke into a thousand shambles. And for once I had someone to put me back together again.
The Fear of Fear
I woke up in the morning and didn't even bother to wake Griffin. I didn't know what I wanted and I refused to string him along as if I knew I only wanted him. I did want him though.
He was new. He looked new. He was fresh and funny and he didn't add on problems to my life he helped me figure some out.
I walked down the trail of his huge cabin home that was secluded from his family's main house. Why did he stray away so far on his own?
I walked up to the familiar black truck and hopped in with my head low. "Griffin Van?" he scoffed.
I snapped my head to him just to show him the "I'm still not forgiving you just yet" look and he instantly shut his mouth.
"I heard you guys hooked up." I just shook my head. So there were rumors. I wonder if Tyson heard them.
No. I don't. I don't care about Tyson.
My conscience was right.
"I was drunk and I kissed him but we didn't hook up. I just slept in his room and we hung out since then."
He was quiet for a while. Probably thinking of a smart remark then deciding he'd rather not upset m and then repeating the process.
"Spill it." I ordered getting annoyed.
"Have you talked to Tyson?" He blurted almost instantly.
My fists tightened just at the mention of him.
I hate him.
And in that moment I really did. "No." I said simply whilst staring out of my window. I turned to face him calmly. "Why would I?"
"He's a wreck." he said focusing on the road.
I let out a humorless laugh. "Am I really supposed to care?"
"Payson don't be like that."
"Be like what?" I asked outraged. The guy continues to do bad by me and apologizes and I accept him with open arms then the cycle repeats itself. Well not anymore. I am off the merry go round which is Tyson.
"Did you not hear the words he said to me?"
"I did and he's sorry."
"Yes he's the sorriest bitch I know." I snapped back.
"You don't mean that. Pay"-
"Oh I mean it. All he does is fuck up and feels guilty so he apologizes to lift the guilt from himself. I know him. He isn't that sorry."
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Fear
Teen FictionThere is a place in everyone's heart that they escape to when they become over whelmed by the world they live in. A place that powers the strict. Fear. It is in us all.