Teeny Tiny Big Bad Words
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  • Reads 584
  • Votes 6
  • Parts 6
  • Time 1h 15m
Ongoing, First published May 31, 2011
"Two words. 'My bad.' Just those two words. No sorry's or pleads. How could he just shrug this off? Did I really mean nothing to him? I was just a new toy to dangle in front of all of his b******ing friends. Just a jacket he could shrug off in the street the minute he saw better. A phone he could show off until he found a newer one, meaning he could just drop the old phone in the road...chuck it in the bin...or in my case, smash it. And I really was smashed. And I'd been smashed a lot, but not like this."
People cheat. People Lie. People do things they shouldn't.
But how do you cope when the boy you thought you love cheats on you?
You find your diversion, you take up a new sport, you bury yourself in work or like Luce, you find your house is infested with boys. 
Of the hot kind.
But whose lying and whose telling the truth? 
Whose not what they seem? 
So many problems for a 15 year old girl!
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