KendraHawk
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- May 19, 2016
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Hello everyone! Sorry for the long wait, I've been busy writing The Hunger Games Sara and I are making, and I've been busy IRL too. I'm not sure if anyone actually likes this story or not, but I decided to end it here. In my opinion, this chapter is kind of rushed, very short and not as good as the others because I lost inspiration and didn't know what to write, and that's why I ended it here. Here are the links to the other chapters if you haven't read them already: https://brokenlens.xyz/forums/threads/invisible-my-story.11910/ https://brokenlens.xyz/forums/threads/invisible-chapter-2.12208/
Now you can go read it! vvv
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I feel the swing next to me start to wobble, and I turn to the side. There's a girl, around my age, with short light brown hair and emerald green eyes. She's wearing grey leggings and an oversized jumper. I quickly turn away as I see her look up from the ground. I can feel her eyes staring at me and my cheeks begin to feel hot.
"Hi," she murmurs awkwardly, looking back down at the ground. "Are you OK? You look like you've been crying. My name's Alex, by the way."
I look up and stare at her. This might be the first time a stranger has spoken to me, and I'm not sure if that's a good thing. Ever since my sister died, I haven't made any friends. My dad left us when I was just born, and my sister passed about a year ago. Now it's just me and my Mum. The reason I've been ignoring her is because we got into a huge argument about not having enough money to keep our house after my Mum got fired from her job a week ago, but I don't want to move out because our house reminds me of my sister.
I take a deep breath and finally answer. "Yes, I was crying, but don't make a big deal about it." I tell her.
I talk to her for a while, but then the sun starts to set, and she tells me she has to go home. We say goodbye, and then she leaves.
I start to head back home but my legs feel really stiff. I make myself start running back or I'll never get back home. I'm so tired that I feel like I'm about to collapse at any moment but I force myself to keep running.
After about fifteen minutes, I reach home. I managed to do it despite me being extremely tired. I climb through my bedroom window and when I get to my bed, I fall onto it with exhaustion. I'm home. After a couple of minutes, I drift off to sleep.
But my nap is soon interrupted by a slight movement on the bed. I look up to find my Mother, looking down at me and smiling slightly. She pulls me into a hug, and I scowl and push her away. She looks a little hurt, but then she puts her hands on mine.
"I tried to tell you earlier but I couldn't because you weren't in your room." She says, still smiling. That means it can only be good news.
"So, you know that I was fired last week?" I nod. I just want to find out what the news is! "Well, I got a job!" She shouts, happily. She then starts dancing around the room.
I sit there unfazed by the situation, then it hits me. "Wait, what? Oh my gosh, YES!" I smile brightly and hug her we have a celebration and then we hug again.
I lean into her chest, happy tears streaming down my face while my hands clutch at her dress. She holds me in silence, rocking me slowly as my tears soak her shirt. It's all too much for me in one day. I have my mother back. And that is enough for me.
Now you can go read it! vvv
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I feel the swing next to me start to wobble, and I turn to the side. There's a girl, around my age, with short light brown hair and emerald green eyes. She's wearing grey leggings and an oversized jumper. I quickly turn away as I see her look up from the ground. I can feel her eyes staring at me and my cheeks begin to feel hot.
"Hi," she murmurs awkwardly, looking back down at the ground. "Are you OK? You look like you've been crying. My name's Alex, by the way."
I look up and stare at her. This might be the first time a stranger has spoken to me, and I'm not sure if that's a good thing. Ever since my sister died, I haven't made any friends. My dad left us when I was just born, and my sister passed about a year ago. Now it's just me and my Mum. The reason I've been ignoring her is because we got into a huge argument about not having enough money to keep our house after my Mum got fired from her job a week ago, but I don't want to move out because our house reminds me of my sister.
I take a deep breath and finally answer. "Yes, I was crying, but don't make a big deal about it." I tell her.
I talk to her for a while, but then the sun starts to set, and she tells me she has to go home. We say goodbye, and then she leaves.
I start to head back home but my legs feel really stiff. I make myself start running back or I'll never get back home. I'm so tired that I feel like I'm about to collapse at any moment but I force myself to keep running.
After about fifteen minutes, I reach home. I managed to do it despite me being extremely tired. I climb through my bedroom window and when I get to my bed, I fall onto it with exhaustion. I'm home. After a couple of minutes, I drift off to sleep.
But my nap is soon interrupted by a slight movement on the bed. I look up to find my Mother, looking down at me and smiling slightly. She pulls me into a hug, and I scowl and push her away. She looks a little hurt, but then she puts her hands on mine.
"I tried to tell you earlier but I couldn't because you weren't in your room." She says, still smiling. That means it can only be good news.
"So, you know that I was fired last week?" I nod. I just want to find out what the news is! "Well, I got a job!" She shouts, happily. She then starts dancing around the room.
I sit there unfazed by the situation, then it hits me. "Wait, what? Oh my gosh, YES!" I smile brightly and hug her we have a celebration and then we hug again.
I lean into her chest, happy tears streaming down my face while my hands clutch at her dress. She holds me in silence, rocking me slowly as my tears soak her shirt. It's all too much for me in one day. I have my mother back. And that is enough for me.
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