"Whoa, Milly! What the hell happened to you?" Heather said worried as I entered the school.I laughed nervously, "Just had a little bit of an accident, but it's fine. I'm fine." I had my crutches. Mrs Reed was kind enough to go get them for me before school. I woke up extra early today. I didn't want to face Jax... I couldn't.
Just the thought of seeing Jax made my heart beat double time. I felt like I was reliving that part of my life...reliving the accident. It freaked me out. I was supposed to just forget about that time. I had locked it away and kept it hidden so than I didn't need to face it...I could try and move on.
But Jax...him seeing it has completely unlocked it. Now it's forced me to face it. But maybe I don't have to? It's not like Jax will be a part of my life forever? I'll be moving away to New York after school, leaving everyone here behind...including Jax.
I took deep breaths as I went to my first class. I was fine. I felt numb. I wanted to escape. I wanted to leave this world for a bit. Just for a moment. Then a thought came to mind.
"Pssst...Heather," I whispered.
She was sitting next to me writing in her notebook when she turned to me.
"Is there any party going on tonight?" I asked.
She looked at for a minute and blinked as if she didn't hear right, "Are you being serious right now?"
I laughed quietly, "Yeah, is there?"
"Umm...Yeah. Bobby is throwing one. Wait...are you actually wanting to come?"
I nodded my head, "Yeah! Last night was fun," I lied, "I want to go out and do something else now."
Heather's eyes switched from excitement to one of concern, "Are you sure, Milly? I mean, do you think you should rest? You're hip is all fucked up still, isn't it?"
I sighed exasperatedly, "Yeah, but who gives a fuck! I can still party with crutches!"
Heather slowly nodded her head, "Okay. I'll pick you up tonight then."
I smiled and nodded my head. I sighed in relief. Tonight I wanted to let go. I didn't want to be Milly tonight. I want to be someone else. And that's exactly what I'm gonna get.
Jax didn't come to school which I was thankful for. I didn't want to face him. I didn't want to look at the guy that's undone all my hard work on keeping my past at bay. I don't really remember how my day went. All I was thinking about was tonight.
After school, Heather dropped me home. Jax's car wasn't there thank goodness. I went up stairs and took a shower. I let my hair dry naturally as I was tidying my room...making it completely perfect.
Once it was tidy I could relax. I went the bathroom to put some more cream on my hip. I sat there on the toilet while letting the cream do it's soothing magic. I leaned back and closed my eyes. I filled my lungs with air and released it, hoping it would relax me more. But sadly I felt just as stressed as I did before. Yay.
It had been a couple of hours and Jax still hasn't come home. I wonder he's doing? Probably wanting to get away from me.
I had just finished getting ready when I heard the honking of the horn. I didn't go to crazy. I wore some cute light blue jeans with a crop top and my hair in a messy bun. Mainly because I couldn't be bothered doing my hair. I wasn't going to this party to impress...I was going because I didn't want to be myself for a night.
I took my crutches and went out to the car. Heather and to my surprise...Remi was int he drivers seat. When I got a closer look at Heather I knew why. She was already drunk off her face.
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The Scars Of Us
Teen FictionMilly tries her best to be a normal girl in High School as an attempt to heal from the scars of her past, literally. However, the bad boy of Lewisberg just moved next door. Milly's parents go on an emergency business trip and leaves Milly in the ca...