On my first day of high school, I was so excited, everything was looking up. I have a group of best friends and It was going to be great... I made friends, lost them.
Had my first kiss in the back of a movie theater like every other ordinary teenage girl. And it was nice to be ordinary for a while. The queen of my own universe. Then I found other people, others who smoked and were suicidal and they made me feel like I belonged. Older girls who let me join in with their dark magic like seances and tarot readings. Older boys who talked so much about alternate realities that I would sit and ask them to tell me about all of them. I could have listened to him for hours. Girls who were skinny and beautiful who ate nothing almost ever and had famous boyfriends. I believed it all.
I then fell with the fallen.
I stopped eating where my parents couldn't see, I started failing my classes because there were simply better things to do than study. I'd stay up all night wondering what stories I would be told the next day and wrote them all down.
But then I was to move away. Away from the society that had been created within the group. I was terrified that everyone would finally self-destruct, that they would all disappear. But...
That didn't happen until years later. When I was not longer there to help...
But I had grown up, and knew it was their own doing, that I was no longer involved in their little uprising. I knew that their Apocalypse was coming...
And I had caught myself just in time.
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Fluffy Bunnies
Short StoryFluffy Bunnies! This book is not about fluffy bunnies, but suicide. Every tiny, insignificant about that terrible and irreversible word. I'm going to let you inside the mind of someone who is/has/will commit suicide. This is a bunch of short stories...