Hoping to start a new life away from her evil abusive dad and the terrible life that comes with him. Ava runs away to her mom's hometown hoping to find safe haven with her aunt. Scared of what will happen if someone finds out what she truly is she h...
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I push past people trying to get out of the gym as fast as possible. It felt like I couldn't breathe, and it felt like it was even harder to breathe in this dress. Quickly I ran down the hallway towards the bathrooms.
Lucky for me, nobody was there. I walk to the sink, putting both my hands on it before looking into the mirror.
"Damn it, Ava. Why did you just leave him there." I bite the inside of my cheek, taking a deep breath.
I wanted to splash some water on my face to calm me down, but I didn't want to ruin Faye's beautiful work. Why am I like this? I could have just kissed him or at least stayed with him, but no, I had to run away. I shook my head, looking down at the sink. Why am I this stupid?
"Boy trouble?" I quickly turn around when I heard a voice.
"Dean, what are you doing here?"
I can't believe he's here in the girl's bathroom again. Would he be that stupid to try it again?
"I saw you run away, and I thought maybe we could finish what we started from the last time." He came closer, but I made him stop by putting my hand out.
"No, leave me alone."
A chuckle came from his lips, but it didn't stop him from coming closer.
"Damn, the girl got a voice to speak up."
I held my chin high, not wanting him to know that I was afraid.
"It's better if you go now."
"Or what?" he mocked, stepping closer.
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"You don't want to know."
A laugh escapes his.
"Last time I check, you were just a scared little girl who needs others to rescue her because she isn't capable of fighting back."
A scared little girl.
A shiver ran down my spine when he said that. It was something my dad would say to me.
