CHAPTER 2Suicide Is Never The Answer

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"Calm down! Calm down!" My loving boyfriend named Mark told me, trying to tell me not to freak out. It was already too late, I was already freaking out. My emotions were pouring out of me. I couldn't control myself anymore. I kicked the side of the bed as hard as I could, letting a yelp of sheer pain slip out of my mouth. I was a mess, my life was a mess, my whole world was a mess. I didn't understand why though, but I didn't want to understand why. If I did understand why, I would try to fix everything and that would only make things worse.

"How can I calm down, everything is wrong. Nothing's right. I'm over it!" I screamed, sending a shiver of sheer terror down Mark's spine. I ran upstairs into the bathroom.

"Well you know what? I'm over you. I can't take this anymore, I can't deal with a brat like you that thinks she has it worse than every single person in this entire world. All I ever wanted was a girlfriend that loved me. All you do is scream and yell at me and make me feel like I'm just a piece of trash." my boyfriend yelled up to me, only making things worse.

I had an idea in my head; one I would make the mistake of doing. I started rummaging through every cabinet and drawer in the sink until I found what I was looking for. I was about to make a decision I would regret. A big decision. A terrible decision. One that would leave people hurt forever. Sitting in front of me was my dad's 3 bottles of pills. I grabbed the bottles of pills, opening all the bottles as I let a glass cup fill up with water. I heard a knock on the door. I dumped the pills in my mouth and took a sip of the ice cold tap water.

***************************30 MINUTES LATER****************************

Sweat was running down my forehead. All I felt was pain, pure pain, terrible pain. I let out a soft yelp of agony. The door swung open and all I heard was a scream and the silhouette of a person drops to the floor. "Annelyse!!!." My vision was blurry now. All I could see was that silhouette wrap its arms around me and run down a staircase and down a hallway that seemed never-ending.

"I'm sorry, please forgive me, I love you!" the silhouette sobbed over me. A burst of bright lights hit my eyes, but I couldn't see how beautiful it was. I was now slipping in and out of consciousness. Each time I would slip away out of this world. I would enter a whole new world; this one dull and colorless. I was just now starting to realize, I was happy, this was my first time being happy in a long time. I would finally get what I wanted, to be in a place much happier than the place I was living in now. But that's only what I thought. I didn't know that what I wanted was not reality. It's what I thought I wanted, what I thought I needed. I didn't know that yet, maybe I would find that out soon. Then I lost consciousness again, and my whole world changed.

I woke up about an hour later, having no clue of where I was. A nurse came in and saw me awake.

"Are you doing okay? You're in the ICU," explained the nurse, but even after that I still had no clue where I was. My brain wasn't even my brain anymore, it was just a big oddly shaped ball that was taking up all the space inside my head. I couldn't remember anything; what day it was, where I was, or even who I was.

"Do you remember your name miss?" the nurse worriedly said. What was my name? That's an easy question.

"My name is-" I couldn't remember my name. No matter how hard I tried. It was like I was brainwashed, like I was never here. I couldn't remember anything about me or my life. It's like I was literally born yesterday. I didn't understand, why was I here? Why can't I remember anything about me? Why has my memory been wiped clean? Only a few of my memories wandered around in my brain. Only the most important ones, but those seemed not important enough.

"Julia!, you're okay!" A familiar voice could be heard in the doorway of the room, sounded so close to me, but so far in my memory. I stared at where the voice came from in confusion. A woman; blue eyes, blond hair, semi-tall. She was gorgeous. So pretty. If this was a Hollywood movie, her hair and summer dress would be blowing in the wind Marilyn Monroe style, sadly, it wasn't a Hollywood movie. Reality does not equal fantasy. Actually, gorgeous isn't the word at all! Beautiful, amazing, fantastically amaze-balls. Wow, i wish i looked like her, it would be a dream come true, but sadly most dreams dont come true. Maybe if where i live there were shooting stars; i would have a chance, but nope! 

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