The irritated women was still there; She was still trying to get me to talk. Does she not get the hint?
I turned away from her but only for my eyes to land on an old radio. I quickly got up to turn it on, ignoring the nurses protests and complains.
She can die for all I care.
I was tuning the rusty radio for a decent station when a song I recognised came on.
Eminem.
Hailie's song.
Immediately I tensed up. I moved to change the station but I found myself frozen.
The memories that came with this song were overwhelming. Too haunting. Too exhausting.
But it was exactly what I wanted. Its what started the whole thing last year.
The song flowed out of the ageing speakers and I was instantly drawn to it.
"Sometimes I think I'm crazy. I'm crazy oh so crazy"
I couldn't help it. I really couldn't. I started singing along to my favourite song.
"Hannah! What are you doing? Get back here and turn that vile music off!" The nurse in white demanded.
I didn't take notice of her. She was just here to 'help' me get better. But I didn't need her help. I was fine. Completely and utterly fine.
Instead, I wondered off in my own world thinking of the time I had told Aria to listen to this song.
She had looked at me like I was in need of some mental help.
"Are you crazy?! Why would you like this song?" She had demanded, obviously not knowing how true her words were.
I had just shrugged. I didn't need to explain my reasons for the likes of her. she was going to say something, probably about how I shouldn't be listening to Eminem and more of Justin Bieber, but a beeping had interrupted us.
It was her phone.
An iPhone 4.
The phone I wanted but couldn't have.
Her phone.
"Oh its Adam again. He wants to take me out tonight." She had said smiling brightly.
I remember wanting to smack that smile right off her face.
"Oh he's so sweet and just the best! I'm so lucky to have such an awesome guy as a boyfriend" she carried on babbling but I tuned out.
I didn't want to know how happy her life was.
I hated to see her smile everyday.
I wanted that smile to be wiped off her face so much I would have killed for it.
But of course I took that as more then just a saying.
She had went home after a few minutes. But I really didn't care. I was already planning out ways to wipe her out.
Like the song said. Sometimes I do think I'm crazy.
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Sweet Torture
Mystery / ThrillerWhen Hannah's left in the Psychiatric ward all alone with only her twisted ideas and her carer for company, she has a lot of time to think of the pure sins she has committed. When she bathes in her own sickness can someone pull her back from her hau...