Long Forgotten
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Ongoing7m
Last published Mon, Jul 2, 2018
Fourteen-year-old Hazel was born with blindness, 20/500 to be exact. Over the years she has dealt with the struggle of how to overcome major obstacles such as reading, writing, and especially bullies. Although there were some difficult times, one girl named Brooklyn or Brook; was with her along the way. Brook was always filled with enthusiasm and confidence, though one day it all changed. Her personality vaporized into a complete husk of who she once was. It soon got worse when this once passionate student, began missing school, days at a time. The last straw was when the school announced that her family was moving out of state in a few weeks; causing Brook to become distant towards her. Distressed, confused and outright concerned, Hazel feels helpless and alone. Not to mention the fact how everyone in her family disregards her worries. Every night tossing and turning in her bed, Hazel was constantly restless about the situation. Until one particular night on her Fifteenth birthday where strange recurring images appeared to her in her mind. Filled with determination, and using the help of these dreams; she strives to solve this mystery before it's too late.
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I smiled at him but tears were starting to blur my vision together. "I hate you." His smile faltered and he looked taken back, "Not like that, Drake. I hate you because you make me cry. You're supposed to beat up the guys who make me cry, not be one of them." "But they are happy tears, right?" he clarified. I smiled and nodded my head, before gripping his shirt, pulling his body against mine. "I'll never make you cry because you're sad, understood? I'm never leaving you." I didn't respond this time, I just sat in his lap, holding his torso and he played with my hair. "I don't know if I can let you in yet Drake," I told him truthfully, the one thing I had been dreading telling him. "I know. But I'll never hurt you like the others have. I-"he cut himself off and took a deep breath. "Riley?" he moved me away from his shirt. I looked at him in the eyes and say an emotion. One I hadn't seen in a long time and one I haven't seen in his eyes before. "Can I kiss you?" __________________ Drake was the player of the school. Everyone knew his name. Riley was the nerd of the school. No one knew her name. Complete opposites but for some reason, opposites seemed to attract. Riley knew that Drake had a new girl every week, but she felt like she could change him. And maybe she could. Maybe she'd be different. *Based on a true story*
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