What Was Washed Away

What Was Washed Away

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WpMetadataReadContenu pour adultesEn cours d'écriture20 m
WpMetadataNoticeDernière publication sam., déc. 10, 2016
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"Watch him for a second, will you? I'm gonna go to the bathroom really quick -- kill two birds with one stone." And Kelso walked off gently laughing to himself because he had heard that phrase -- killing two birds with one stone -- for the first time in ages in a movie he had been watching a few days prior and his time to reuse it had finally come. I watched in disbelief as he actually walked down the hallway without even looking back to make sure everything was alright. Then I turned back to the criminal because I could just sense that he was looking at me. "Boo," he breathed, eyes wide and lips frozen in an o-shape. When he saw the way my shoulders jumped ever-so-slightly, he burst out in hysterical laughter aimed at the ceiling as he tilted his head back. And when his chin dropped back down and our eyes met again, he whispered, "Jesus, you're pretty fucking stunning," with a lazy smile plastered on his face. -- Cassius Cohen was a criminal. He wasn't meant to be loved. As a matter of fact, he didn't want to be loved. But then he discovered that in the world -- in the neighborhood he was visiting, of all places -- lived a girl with sad eyes and who he could only describe as "fucking stunning". But this story isn't about him. This story is about the girl who didn't know she was sad, or fucking stunning for that matter. Noa Murphy, the girl who walked out of her bedroom one morning wearing nothing but underwear and an oversized sweater, and who changed both of their lives because she wanted a glass of water. (Warning: Story contains implications and mentions of abuse and offensive language.)
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"You're unbearable!" He kicks her with utter contempt. "Please tell me where I'm wrong, causing you discomfort was not my intention," she said crying, causing him to hit her against the ground again. "Do you think you can live with good intentions? Didn't you have all the time you wanted to change and learn? You still dare to ask for more!" He yells at her with hatred, he blamed her for being the one will cause a woman to be beaten; He didn't want to be that kind of man. However, what he lived with her caused him to bring out what he hated the most about himself from within. -Forget it love- said a woman who was next to her- it's not worth it- this dog was supposed to be her friend, she was supposed to support her just like she did; however he managed so that he and she hated each other and thus be able to steal it. The woman on the floor does not know how much she was framed and harmed by her naivety, nor did she know that this was the beginning of her misfortunes. Because of that woman she did not stop suffering, wherever she went she suffered verbal or physical abuse and everything was orchestrated by this woman; she didn't know until she was about to faint. "Why?" She asked this unarmed woman without knowing why she hated him so much. She never did anything to hurt him. She just laughed viciously without answering him, she didn't have to waste her time with an insect; leaving La to die imprisoned in the house where she was kidnapped. "Answer me!" She got up from her bed screaming "Eh? This looks like my room; Did I reincarnate myself in the past?" She ran to the bathroom just to see that her assumption was correct. She thanked the heavens for this second chance by promising that she wouldn't be fooled a second time.

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