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| Subject: Leighton's House Sat Apr 23, 2011 5:22 pm | |
| I walked home, rubbing the side of my arms and twirling the strings on my hood of the Aeropostale white sweater. I stopped in front of the two story, cloud white paneled house. I sighed, hiding my my hands in my pockets. I could feel them trembling, and I felt like yelling at myself for the feeling. I walked up to front porch. I remembered after my parents were gone the slayers used my house as another meeting home- and another orphaned slayer's home. Quickly, I opened the fake rock by the plants that were growing out of their pots. I took out the keys and unlocked the door. I held my breath, feeling my throat burn. I stepped inside, the sickening feeling of home making me want to kick, scream and cry. "No..." I whispered to myself. "Why did I even bother come back?" The room was painted a golden color, and the entire living room was classic looking. I remembered when Alice and I used to run around the living room... I felt e lump in my throat and after locking the door I slowly let myself fall to the ground. I pulled my knees to my chest and cried. | |
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Posts : 1111 Roses : 2424 Reputation : 1 Join Date : 2010-11-12 Location : Miami, Florida
| Subject: Re: Leighton's House Sun Jun 05, 2011 5:53 am | |
| I slowly lifted my head and blinked sleepily. I fell asleep? I sniffled, my cheek sticky with dry tears. I stood up shakily, and walked up the stairs. The door to our was open, and I felt another sob just moments away. I walked into the room that was practically all I had left from my normal childhood. The room wasn't the biggest, but it was decent enough for two girls. The walls were a soft lavender, and the covers on the bed were pink and light green. The comfoters with Pottery Barn fairies. I walked over and straightened the photo on the wall of a fairy. I turned on my heel, dropping into Alice's bed. I crawled under the covers holding her caramel colored, Build-A-Bear Workshop bunny close to my chest. I covered my face under the covers. And sobbed again, scarring myself and hurting my chest- I hadn't cried in years. Years. And it scared me that I was now. I trained myself to forget about them, but still have a few memories hidden far away in my head so I wouldn't feel so lonely at times. I always avioded the house because even if I was strong enough not to cry, this just held to many memories and moments; and their graves weren't any better. | |
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