Rebecca's POV
What the hell is taking Kimberly so long in the bathroom? After about 4 minutes and 50 seconds, I opened the bathroom door only to find it empty. What...the hell.
I quickly started scanning the entire place for any sign of Her anywhere. "No no no this can't be happening I shouldn't have let her go alone."
When I came to the conclusion that she had left somehow, I got in my car and sped off, looking around the streets and alleyways. She couldn't have gotten far, she doesn't even know the area.
"Unless She got a ride she sho- shit."
I slammed my fist on the steering wheel. 'Where would she go? Her own house maybe?' I drove off to her home, ignoring stopping signs and some red lights where I didn't see any police.
When I got there the lights were on. 'Interesting.'
I grabbed a switchblade from my car compartment and a Bobby pin in case I needed to open a locked door. I knocked on the front door, and who I assumed to be Kimberly's father opened it."Hi, is Kimberly home?"
"No actually. I haven't seen her in days. She said she was going to stay at a friends house for the weekend. Maybe she came in to get stuff when I wasn't here."
"Okay thank you."
"Uhm may I ask who you are?"
"Oh just a friend, no one you need to worry about."
"Hmm. Well have a good day."
I didn't bother saying it back as I walked back towards my car. Of course she doesn't come home first that would be too obvious.
What if whoever drove her took her? No I can't let myself think like that right now. I need to keep looking.
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Searching for hours got me no where. I went home and poured myself a drink up to the brim of the glass.
Thinking about the whole situation sent me into a frenzy. I threw the glass at the wall shattering it and screamed.
What I need right now is a friend. I called Katherine who I haven't seen in forever and told her it was an emergency. She rushed over but was confused to find no "emergency".
"Rebecca what's wrong?"
"Kimberly left," I said tearing up. "And I don't exactly know where she is."
"Did you check her home?"
I nodded.
"Well how Did she leave?"
I explained to her the whole situation, leaving out any 'private' details.
"You took her to a bar?! What if you were caught?"
"I had a plan for all of that, I just didn't expect her to leave and make it so far to wherever she went."
"Seems like you put a little trust in her too early."
I scoffed. "Yeah"
"Were you guys okay? Like relationship wise?"
Screw it might as well tell her everything. "Well uh..."
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Katherine comforted me while I cried so that I wouldn't break anything else.
"You know, instead of punishing and threats of violence, you could try a softer approach."
"What do you mean?"
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The Teacher's Infatuation
Mistero / ThrillerRebecca Winston is severely mentally unstable, and on top of that, she denies her diagnoses and refuses to take medicine. After getting away with the murder of her husband, whom she only used for money, she pulls a few strings and moves to a differe...