Drowning (A True Story)

Drowning (A True Story)

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They say I don’t know what it’s like to be bullied, fucked over with and to know I’m not good enough. That might be true but I know exactly what it feels like to see your best friend in the whole entire world lying dead under a piece of machinery, knowing you will never see that amazing person again for the rest of your life. All this fighting is making me feel shit, betrayed and helpless. The same way I felt when I saw my best friend lifeless in front of me. They say I don’t know what it’s like to have a best friend. Not only is that not true I know what it feels like to know you will never see that person that you consider your brother again. I just want this to stop! No one knows what this is like… it’s like I’m drowning but I can see everyone else around me breathing and telling stories about old times with their BFF. I’m drowning, and there’s nothing I can do about it!
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"You good, babe? You kinda seem a bit off today." "How so?" I asked, even though I knew the answer to that question. Damien answered, "Well you haven't been talking much, even when we were driving from the school and to your house, you've avoided eye contact with me, and you seem a bit nervous around me. I know you've been a bit sick last week, but I can't help but feel as if you're hiding something from me." I stared outside of my window as I sighed, "You're right, but I don't know how you'll react. I myself don't know how to react. I haven't told anyone." "About...?" Damien asked as he parked the car in front of a liquor store. I sighed, "Can we talk about this later?" Damien sighed before nodding and getting out the car. He then went into the liquor store and, after about ten minutes, came back with two bags with two bottles in each. He placed the bags in the trunk before getting in the driver's seat and staring at me. "What?" I asked shyly. "Are you pregnant?" Damien asked with a straight face while staring me into my eyes. I blushed, "What? Why would you think-" "Are you pregnant, City?" he asked again, and I looked away. *This story contains mature themes and contents. Read at your own risk*

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