The Unforgiving World

The Unforgiving World

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WpMetadataNoticeLast published Sun, Feb 28, 2016
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Red. Yellow. Screaming. Coughing. Crying. Sleeping. The events of last night replayed in my mind over and over. I couldn't shake the images. I wanted to sleep but I needed a distraction. I decided to take a quick shower and put on some night clothes I had been given. I grabbed my iPod- the one thing I idiotically still had- and turned up the volume to Panic. The one thing that I hoped could cheer me up. While listening to the music playing in my ears, I slowly drifted to sleep, ignoring the fact that my iPod just died. I needed sleep. I needed my mind to be clear or at least somewhat clear so I could function at my new school tomorrow. I couldn't believe that in a matter of hours, my life changed completely around, because of a stupid mistake. But I learned my lesson. And I learned it the hard way. 1. You can't rely on people and, 2. Just accept reality, it's easier than trying to believe something that's not really there.
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Looking back, I should have seen it coming. Paige didn’t like that I went so far away to university. But it was going to only be for two years. She'd join me after she did her two years at community college. I thought we could swing that no problem. We were solid. But she hated the distance. She hated not seeing me every day. She complained that I didn’t come home enough. She hated that for months on end, texting and phone calls were our only form of communication. It wasn’t enough. She'd ask about the girls on campus. She’d gotten it into her head that girls were always making a play for me. I laughed and told her, even if that were true, I’d never cheat on her. She didn't seem completely reassured by that. The bottom line is, Paige thought she was losing me. She wanted me home with her. But I could never imagine the level she'd sink to—the trap she’d set to make that happen. And like an idiot I walked right into it. And it’s a mistake I'm going to have to pay for the rest of my life.

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