Hard To Say Goodbye

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Jazmine's POV~

        -weeks later

It had been three weeks and five days since I woke up and it's been horrible ever since.

Mom and dad have been arguing like crazy lately. Apparently, moms been coming home early in the morning and sneaking out at night. Well, that's what I over heard. On top of that, Huey hasn't talked to me at all since he finally started coming back to school last week. He ignores me when I try and speak to him.

Rumor has it that he's been in a juvenile detention center that's kinda like jail. He's changed. He's definitely a lot more mean and ruder than I remember him being. I don't have any friends except for Caesar and his step sister that he introduced me to. I was so happy seeing Caesar again.

Caesar told me Huey didn't do so well behind bars and that from the time being, he had changed a little. Two weeks ago, after I had fully gained most of my memory back, Huey had been let free cause of course, I told the truth. I remember that day like it was yesterday.

Of course I wasn't raped by the only boy I've ever had a crush on. He was trying to protect me from kidnappers, not rape me. Huey would never do anything like that.

It's 6:30 in the evening and the sun is setting, creating a beautiful red and orange horizon in the sky. Huey usually would go to the hill at this time so that's where I'm headed right now to see if he's there and if he'll talk to me.

I pull my coat up onto me a little more, feeling goosebumps. It had gotten colder over the weeks being that winter is approaching. It's basically here already, and it might snow tonight.

As I reached the hill, I looked down over at Huey. He can't see me yet. It looks like he's in deep thought as he stares ahead, looking onto the scenery a head of him. I sigh, getting ready for whatever.

I slowly walk up to him and sit next to him in front of the tall tree. He still just looking. I put my hands into my coat pocket, feeling them nearly freeze off if out any longer. I didn't know if I should be the first one to speak.

My parents don't even know I'm here. They were arguing so much that they didn't even see me walk out. I shake my head at the thought.

My attention goes back to Huey. Even his demeanor seems different. He's just sitting there silently staring off into the beautiful sky. "Um.." I nervously start, gaining his attention.

He finally blinks then scowls. I tense up, forgetting what I was going to say. The only thing that's heard is the cold wind as it gently blows past our faces. The sound of the trees swaying is also faintly heard.

I don't say anything. I can't. I stare off onto the sky, lightly crying. I don't even know why I'm crying. I'm so stupid.

"I'm sorry," I whisper, breaking the silence between me and him. He clears his throat, still not turning my way.

"For what?" He finally speaks. My heart flutters a little then shatters, looking at the expression on his face. It's so emotionless that it's painful.

I intently gaze at him, trying not to choke on my tears. "It's all my fault for whatever happened..for why you've changed. If I can go back in time and change things I would, but...I'm just sorry, Huey."

Still not looking at me, he sighs then chuckles a little causing confusion for the moment. He shakes his head then finally looks at me with those deep, cold eyes that was once upon a time beautiful, piercing, and almost alluring even. "I understand. You didn't do anything to fix the problem because you couldn't. Continue to do the same thing now. You can't fix this." He states, shocking me a bit.

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