Olivia P.O.V.
I woke up to the alarm clock beeping in my ear.
I jumped up, seeing that I was going to be late, and quickly put an outfit together. I threw on a red, white, and black plaid shirt, jean shorts with tears, black knee-high socks, and black Dr. Martens boots.
Now the makeup.
I applied some foundation, mascara, eye liner, and dark red lipstick.
I grabbed my book bag, and walked towards the door. I reached my hand out, about to open it, until the door got busted into by...
my step mom. Not surprising at all.
"Seriously? You know you can knock." I said with an annoyed tone.
"Excuse me young lady, but I am your step mom, and I am allowed to come in here whenever I want." she said with an stern voice.
"You can't come in here whenever you want. You may be my step mom, but you don't just barge into my room like that." I said, getting even more worked up.
"Don't talk anymore, just leave." she said, pointing towards the door.
"I was just about to leave anyways." I said, as I left my room. I grabbed a cereal bar off of the counter, and walked out of the house.
"Bye beautiful! Love you." I heard my dad yell to me.
"Love you too dad." I said with no emotion.
At least someone cares about me.
It started to rain, but I just kept walking without a care. I made it to my bus stop. I sat down on the bench at the bus stop, and looked down at the rain hitting the ground harshly.
It felt as if there was a frog in my throat.
Actually, more like a toad.
I started to cry, and notice my tears hit the ground like the rain.
"Mom, I miss you. I wish you could be here with me right now in these tough times." I said, praying down to the ground.
"I miss you."
YOU ARE READING
The Broken
Teen FictionThere are many different kinds of people in Brentwood High School. Everyone is categorized, no one stands out, no one's different or unique. There's the jocks, the preppy, the emo, the goth...And then there's us. It's impossible for us to fit in, an...