my hand hovers over the bottle of liquor.
is it even worth it?
no. not really.
but i want it.
i want to feel the addicting numbness, the swerve of my eyesight, the pounding of my heart when i found it hard to inhale properly.
it brings me comfort, the comfort that i had for long, thought i had lost.
its something crazy, you know.
getting addicted to something that's bad for you.
why, though?
why does it have to be crazy.
i take a swig of whiskey, my throat gargling when it heated up.
all i could think about was the non-sense of things.
and, at one point, even a song.
"I'm gonna find me
A hole in the wall
I'm gonna crawl inside and die
'Cause my lady, now
A mean ol' woman, Lord
Never told me goodbye" i laughed.
she never really did.
and neither did.. xavier.
i drop the bottle, not caring about the swish it made as it poured out, and stuffed my face in my hands, crying.
no, sobbing.
because i lost my family, i had lost everything.
And i was mad.
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Teen Fiction'they're kind of dead, sir' short story #131 t.f #663 2014 [currently 372 in ss)