The love that destroyed me
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Ongoing14m
Last published Sat, Oct 22, 2016
Ashley's life was a complete and utter mess, whether it was at school or at home.
Her mom and dad, always yelling at her for no apparent reasons. Her brother, always bringing down her self esteem and confidence, calling her names and telling her how much she was a waste of space in the family. Her sister, pushing her around, kicking, punching and slapping her every chance she got to do it.
At school, Ashley would get bullied every day, whether it was mentally or physically.
Ashley always got shoved into lockers, tripped in the halls and classrooms, getting call down and always getting slapped in public, making attention go to her and her bully as they watched Ashley, not bothering to step in and help.
One day, she meets someone. He left her speechless, always calling her what she wished to be and yearned for.
Her bully finds out about her little friend, making up rumours about her, which caused her to lose her only friend.
After that, she leaves a note a few days later on both the entrance and back doors of the school, and immediately he goes to her house.
Seeing what she had done to herself, he calls 911, holding her in his arms, crying as he's in the damp grass, and he soon confesses how he felt for her.
Shortly, the ambulance arrive as they take her away from him, leaving him alone as he walks back home, thinking to himself about what had just happened, making him wish it never happened in the first place.
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