Chapter 13: Caden
I didn't even feel it when Cecil punched me. I think I was too blinded by pure rage to even think of blocking myself. I launched at him, slamming into his side and bringing us both to the floor. But as I pulled my hand back to hit him... I stopped. I couldn't bring myself to hurt the little brother of someone I cared so much about. Cecil didn't care. He took his shot and slammed his fist into my sides again and again. Then the pain just stopped. I peeked open my eyes, not really noticing I had closed them in the first place, and saw Cecil squirming in Silah's arms. She gave me a sad smile and tightened her grip. Cecil shot me daggers with his eyes as I made my retreat out of the room and away from the house.
I couldn't stop the image of Cecil and his sister fighting. I don't think they ever fought... And I was the reason they were fighting. I was the reason Cecil was so angry... I think I ruined her relationship with her only family. I shook my head. I shouldn't be thinking like that. Silah was good and she and her brother would work something out.
I practically jogged to my house, forgetting all about my motorcycle that was parked outside Silah's house. The house was empty like usual. Mom was probably out with her boyfriend Jon. I never liked that guy. Only using my mom for her body. I shivered. No more thinking about that.
I went into my room and closed the door behind me. It was just a simple room. White walls, a few posters of some good bands, and a barren bed in the middle. I took off my jacket and shirt and tossed it to the side. I collapsed on my bed and grabbed my laptop.It opened up to facebook and I scrolled through my friends till I came up with Silah. Her profile pic was of her and her brother at his 8th grade graduation. She wore a faded blue dress to her knees and Cecil a fancy dress shirt with blue jeans. He thought practical. I skimmed through her pictures and stopped on a younger one. It was Silah, Cecil, and their parents outside a ice cream shop. I took note of the ice cream shop and continued.
One picture caught my eye. It was Silah a few years ago, in 8th grade I'm guessing. She wore black high tops, a fluffy white skirt and a black crop top. She stood with some friend I vaguely remembered. Silah was smiling brightly and had her arm drapped around some boy who was grinning happily. I couldn't quite place him but knew him from somewhere. I checked the comments.
'SILLLLL! OH MY GOD! That was the bestest nite evaaa! Lah you<3' Fay Jenson
'I agree with ^^^ :) Thanks for saving me a dance Sil' Brendon Michales
'haha. Thanks guys. I lahhh you too Fay :) And ur welcome Bren(;' Silah Morrow
'A room guys?' Fay Jenson
"SHUT UP!' Silah Morrow
"I wouldn't mind ;)' Brendon Michales
"Ugh. Inbox me.' Silah Morrow
I clicked off the comments. Who was Brendon Michales? And Fay Jenson? I don't think I remembered them from middle school... Crap my memory is bad. I used to remember everyone. I sank back into my pillows and closed my laptop. I closed my eyes and tried to remember. It came vaguely...
*FLASHBACK*
I sank back against the brick wall and watched the other kids play dodge ball. I knew I wasn't good and I wasn't going to bother the other kids into playing. I took a quick look around and noticed a pretty girl with two friends. She turned and gave me a happy smile. She whispered something to her friends and skipped over. I sucked in my breath. Was she going to hit more or something? (The Ironey isn't lost on me)
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Don't Let Me Go
Teen FictionEveryone knows of the typical awesome quiet girl. The one who everyone knows but no one really pays attention to. That, in this case, is Silah Morrow. Silah has had a rough life, growing up with just her little brother Cecil by her side. Not to ment...