How to be a Heartbreaker

How to be a Heartbreaker

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Lexie Wright was the queen of Crater Lake High; everybody knew her. Girls wanted to be her and boys wanted to do her. She was wild, "lived on the edge." Did whatever she wanted, whenever she wanted. Lexie and I had the time of our lives that year. We were under a spell that no one could break. We were sixteen and we stayed out past the sun's awakening over the horizon, smoked cigarettes by the lake, got drunk on rooftops, skinny dipped at midnight. I knew what was going on in her mind. I knew why she did everything she did; why she broke hearts, why she tried to smoke and drink away her problems and insecurities. Sometimes I wonder if her death was really an accident. ☁☁☁☁ So this is a lil story based on the lyrics of "How to be a heartbreaker" by Marina and the Diamonds. Progress will be slow. Enjoy!
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THIS IS A VERY OLD STORY THAT MY 14Y/O SELF WROTE AND IT'S BASICALLY ANGST AND CLICHÉ AND I HATE ZAYN AND 1D PLEASE DON'T READ THIS. Dear life, No matter how, or from where I start telling my story, it would still sound cliché. After all, it's depressingly common. But I believe that everybody has a choice in how to tell their story, and the way of telling it is what matters. I won't sugar-coat it. I won't say that my journey with you was all sunshine, and no rain; where anything could be solved by a song, because that's not the truth. The truth is as simple as: I hated you. Every time you knocked me down, somehow, I managed to stand up again, but living you was like walking a fine line: I had no idea when I would fall and break my neck. I didn't choose you; I was forced to live you. But you're like swimming in the deep end of the ocean; at any second, a wave would crash over me and I would drown and float away. You have succeeded to swallow me under and pull me apart many times, and I give you credit for that. I wasn't a very tough kid back then, though, because I had nothing to hold on to. My mother gave up on my father and me, and after a while, I gave up on you. But God wanted a different ending to my story, so he threw 'him' into the chaos I call my life. He smiled, and saved me. I found solid ground. And just like that, everything started to make sense again. "I'm Zayn," he said, but to me, it sounded more like, "I'm your saving grace," then, I was catching feelings. I saw the good in you, and he showed me the good in me. That was all it took to save me: a smile. Now, every word, every touch, every kiss gives me one more reason to hold on to you, so I guess I'll be here for a while. And until I'm gone, all I want is to make him happy. I'm living for him, and it's the best way to live. Life, please, make him happy. Let him know that I like my choices, and I hope he likes his. With love, Lexie Grey.

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