"My mom happened" i replied
By then I was crying. She let me in and all she did was hug me. She let me change into some of her pajamas and we watched a movie until I fell asleep. My phone alarm went off. I woke up and remembered I was at Alice's house. I saw that she was awake in her room and told her I was taking a shower. After my shower I went to Alice's room and picked out some clothes, luckily we are the same size. I picked out her black Nirvana shirt with her neon green leggings. I put my bracelets on my arms. I put some black eyeliner all around my eyes. I also straightened my hair and hung my bangs over my deep blue eyes. Alice and I grab our bags and walked out the door. We walked into the school and started heading to our lockers. I grab my books that I need for my first class. I spot Tyler by the cafeteria. Oh great just the way I have to go to get to class. Great. I try to avoid eye contact so maybe he won't notice me but he yells my name.
"Alexandria get your ass over here you emo freak! I'm not done with you!"
he shouted across the hallway. He runs up to me and grabs me. He has a strong grip on me so its useless to try and get away from him. So I just stay in his grip. Tyler then suddenly lets go of me and shoves me into the locker. Before he leaves, he says "I saw you hanging with emo boy yesterday." he then starts to laugh and walks away.
I feel numb to all emotion right now. I try to avoid everyone I could. People were making fun of me while I walked through the hallways. I felt alone. I went into a closet just to get away from the world. I started crying. Eventually Ash comes and looks for me. He checks in every room. But now I'm just laying on the carpet curled in a ball crying. My makeup was everywhere. I really didn't care right now. Ash finally opened the door to the room I was in and ran up to me and gave me a big hug.
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Scars
Teen FictionAlexandria is struggling with major depression, suicidal thoughts, being bullied, and getting beat by her parents. All of this leads her into the addiction of self-harm.