Kentrell Gaulden, also known as NBA Youngboy runs into Adorn Philips, a girl that is different, deaf, and from that lonely. Her being deaf, she gets treated differently, but Adorn honestly just wants friends. She wants someone to be passionate to he...
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I sat at my window looking outside as the rain poured down on the window.
Lately I've been feeling a bit better.
Me getting shot wasn't nothing but another traumatizing memory to remember forever.
My mama took my phone, computer, tablet, anything I could have in contact with Kentrell.
I've been stuck in this room for days, and the only time I go out is for my therapy session.
My side still hurts, and me becoming more depressed with my life isn't helping it.
My whole world changed as soon as I stepped foot out that car.
Never shoulda done it.
I miss Kentrell, miss everything about him.
My surgery date is coming up for my hearing, I'm not even sure if I'm gonna make it.
Getting up, I fell back on my bed just as I noticed my door opening out of the corner of my eye.
I sat up, and gave a small smile even thought it completely hurt me to even force a smile.
"Are you okay?" My dad signed taking a seat on the bed and I shooked my head.
"I'm not dad, this isn't right. I did nothing wrong, she can't judge him. She can't keep me in here." I signed to him.
"I understand that, and I'm trying to fix this. I just need time." He signed. "Your mother's gone to the store right now, but I do have somebody you might wanna see."
Kentrell walked into the room and I smiled big immediately getting up and hugging him as he hugged me back.
It was a long hug, that for some reason made me feel so safe in his arms.
He kissed my forehead and I smiled looking up at him.
My dad tapped me and I looked at him as he signed. "I'll let you have some time with him, when your mom comes back I'll have to go somewhere. About to be busy today."
I nodded my head and he got up leaving us alone.
"I missed you." He signed to me.
"I missed you too, is Vee okay?" I signed.
I been worrying about her too.
"Yeah, she's good. I have to tell you something." He signed and I gave him that motion to go on.
"I know how you became deaf, your mama told me." He sat down beside me on the bed and my smile dropped.
