The clock was about to strike 12. It was a silent, cold
night. She was home alone. With her heavy head she looked herself in the mirror
with her swollen eyes and messed hair. Knowing that she could hold on tight
until her temptation was to fall for a long time and leave a dreadful scar
behind, her sadness embed her fragile heart. She locks herself. Opens her
drawer and takes out a scissor. She slid her wrist. Her entire world stood
still as she felt numb. She lied in a corner resisting the inevitable pain. She
screamed so loud until her scratchy throat made her breathing difficult. She
was on the floor for hours crying and sobbing restlessly drinking a bottle of
vodka. She sliced open her artery. She didn’t want to live. She searched for a single
reason why she wanted to live, but she didn’t deserve to. She was disgusted on
herself and wanted to end it all. She felt no pain. She calmed herself down, as
her sleeping pill made her dizzy and put her to bed on the floor. She was out
for 20 hours. There was blood and puke everywhere when she got into sense. Her wrist
was drenched with dry blood. Knowing that it was another bad day she sobers herself
and cleans before taking a puff.
After an exhausting week at college, I was making a to-do-list for the weekend. Room cleaning always comes first in my list because I always get a reminder from Papa to get it cleaned up so I always keep Saturday morning hours as a “DO NOT DISTURB , MY ROOM IS UNDER CLEAN-UP”. After sending good morning snaps and checking news feed, I was listening to upbeat music to get positive and happy energy and got ready with the cleaning essentials. While keeping the books in order from my messy study table into the book rack, I got my eye on a dusty box which was lying in a corner of that rack. With curiosity, I opened the box. There were few badges which I collected since middle school; badges for being both selected and elected as the monitor of my class. I gently wiped away the dust fr...
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