My feet hit the ground at a rapid pace. I need to get away from here get away from all this madness. Nothing made sense anymore. My life is falling apart, my family seems to hate me
(Except for my little brother Sam), and the one person I actually started to trust, he..he..he decived me. He played me when I trusted him when everyone said don't trust him. I did and he didn't even take it seriously. I was running down the street. The puddles on the sidewalk splatering all over my purple jacket. It was the only thing that kept me warm as the sky seemed to reflect my emotions the raindrops apeared as tears as the real tears streamed down my face. My cries were muffled as I ran and became tried from lack of oxygen. I found an empty bus bench and sat and cried and sucked in as much air as humanly possible. My hoodie only kept me so warm as the raindrop splatered from the night sky. Nothing destrubed me except for the passing by of cars. A few people who walked by gave me a simpathetic looked but never bothered to say anthing. My wet hair was sticking to my face. Once I had calmed down enough I turned my head to the sky and let the cold rain drops hit my face. I didn't feel like going home because I knew that my parents would be waiting for me and I didn't want that yellling right now. I think i've had enough hurt for right know. I don't know how much more I could take. I heard footsteps from a distance they were getting closer and closer, but these where not the same as the others, these sounded like they were on a mission or even looking for someone or something. I looked down, released from my trance and looked at the one person I didn't want to see the one person I had put so much of my trust into, so much faith and was let down. As if the rain was shocked too it had frozen in mid-air. I looked him in the eye as he said something but all I could see was his lips moving as I realized what had happened. When he all of a sudden put his hands on my shoulders and the rain suddenly continued to fall as if it had never stoped. I looked up to him and his golden brown eyes and got lost in them once again.
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Sapphire
AdventureI saw the rain pouring down. I didn't want to go outside but another part of me did. I opened the door and steeped out onto the porch and what happened next was nothing I ever expected to happen. I wasn't getting wet and I didn't hear splashes on th...
