Shock electrified through my veins.. but hurry took over my legs and the next thing i know is I am stumbling over my desk. I hurriedly tucked the note in my pocket and settled down in class.All I could think about was the note. Why would someone do such a thing. What grave deed have I done to deserve such criticism. Honestly the only word I could utter was "Present", if I had uttered more all the lumps in my throat would've broken down into tears.
I am strong, but somethings just break me... And S... who the hell is that. I then decided to solve this dilemma later when the recess bell rang. I guess I had forgotten to keep track of time. Honestly the ratatouille didn't seem delicious anymore . But what seemed to bug me the most was my gang. I purposely ignored them although it wasn't their fault. But the day was already so gloomy a ray of sunshine will do no good. The next thing I know is I am on the bus going back home.
I even didn't meet my mother's sweet eyes, instead i ran into my room and slammed the door. And finally the tears that were blocked flowed out. I just couldn't pace myself. Never one was i criticized so badly. I forced my legs off the bed, finished my homework and went to sleep ignoring my mom's call for dinner. The next thing I hear is my damn alarm clock. Then the same routine follows. I snatched my lunch from mom without uttering a word and got into the bus. I felt like I was going to break as I leaned on the window. But suddenly the bus abruptly stopped.
I couldn't understand what happened at first but i saw the shrieked faces of the other children.
The bus had crashed into a truck. The damage done to the truck was huge. The glass was spiking in all directions.
As I turned my head to view the back of the accident, I felt a piercing go through the back of my head.
YOU ARE READING
It's Not Over Yet
Teen FictionCause when nightmares come crawling back, they dont ask your permission and silently dominate your life....like it one did