Chapter 8

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"Welcome home." I said to myself as I walked into my room.

I was in the hospital for a couple days because of a razor blade.

"James, I will be right back, I'm taking a shower." I screamed.

"10 minutes!" He screamed back.
Fuck you James!

I stepped into the hot shower.

Finally, no doctors to make sure I don't kill myself.

I washed my hair with my strawberry shampoo and conditioner. Then I sat down. I let the hot water from the shower head hot my back. I closed my eyes and started to think. 

Moments later**

"Hey! You okay?" James startled me.

"Shit, sorry, I fell asleep!" I screamed getting out of the shower.

I wrapped my towel around my body and opened the door.

James was right there.

Fuck.

"Come in." I sighed and rolled my eyes.

He came in and sat down on the counter.

"My clothes." I sighed, again.

He stood up and handed me my black laced bra, and matching panties. I couldn't help but cover my face with embarrassment as I took them. When I looked at his face, his cheeks were light pink.

Then he handed me my blue tank top and black shorty shorts. I slipped on my panties and bra without removing the towel. When I removed the towel a gasp escaped James mouth. I snuck peeks as he admired my curves.

I slipped my shorts on first. Then my tank top. I looked at my arms. I hate myself for doing this. I pushed past him and ran down the hall to my room.

"Carly!" I heard his foot steps behind me.

I reached my room and pushed my door open.

You're ugly. Lose some weight. Why don't you die!?" I keep telling myself that, every day. 

I reached my bed and I broke. I sobbed. Constant tears streamed down my face. I grabbed my pillow and hugged it tightly while sitting on the floor.

"Hey." James voice came from the door. What felt like seconds later, his arms were around me in a comforting hug.

He pulled me on his lap and I nuzzled my face into his neck. I cried for what felt like years.

"Why do I have to fuck everything up?" I said after I finally stopped crying.

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