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07-12-2008, 07:59 AM
I just started another story, which I hope to complete, unlike my many other stories lying around collecting dust. I just randomly started typing on my computer and came up with this. I don't know where it's going though.
Staring at the floor a familar voice was trying to tell me that he was fine. Fine with the fact that he was dying. "You should go back and let them help you," I muttered, tears rolling down my cheeks. "Let me tell you something I am going to die no matter what and I don't want to spend the rest of my life in a hospital where they can't even determine if I'll be okay anyways." I couldn't look up at him. He was too close to me and young to die now. My brother had always been my closet friend even though we fought numerous times as young children. He was always scaring me and taking my dolls away, but when we matured we became close.
"Gosh Kat you were always the drama princess." I met his calming blue eyes only to see he was upset too. There was something else hidden in them like some sort of regret. Could he be regretting not staying at the hospital. No, it couldn't be that, he was never the sort to regret taking risks. My brother always seemed to be waiting for this day. He knew something I didn't knew. For the past few days I've caught him acting perfectly fine when he thought nobody was around. It wasn't fair; I could never confront him about anything. "I saw you the other day. You looked perfectly fine," I growled holding back another wave of tears. "That's completely insane, Katy. Maybe you aren't feeling that well either."
My fists clentched together instantly. He was a liar. A complusive liar at that. He always lied and got away with anything. Even thought he was a nice person, every good person has a bad habit. His was sadly lying. My bad side was that I am easiley angered, which usually results in violence. I couldn't believe he would lie to me about this. I saw him; I know I saw him walking and seeming nothing close to death. Maybe I was going insane. Maybe it was just the pressure of another death in my family collasping onto my shoulders and shattering my heart. "Tell me the truth." "That is the bloody truth." He was getting upset with me as I was with him. His face was twisted into a menacing smirk. "You should get some rest." "You should too," I replied, getting out of the chair beside his bed.
Staring at the floor a familar voice was trying to tell me that he was fine. Fine with the fact that he was dying. "You should go back and let them help you," I muttered, tears rolling down my cheeks. "Let me tell you something I am going to die no matter what and I don't want to spend the rest of my life in a hospital where they can't even determine if I'll be okay anyways." I couldn't look up at him. He was too close to me and young to die now. My brother had always been my closet friend even though we fought numerous times as young children. He was always scaring me and taking my dolls away, but when we matured we became close.
"Gosh Kat you were always the drama princess." I met his calming blue eyes only to see he was upset too. There was something else hidden in them like some sort of regret. Could he be regretting not staying at the hospital. No, it couldn't be that, he was never the sort to regret taking risks. My brother always seemed to be waiting for this day. He knew something I didn't knew. For the past few days I've caught him acting perfectly fine when he thought nobody was around. It wasn't fair; I could never confront him about anything. "I saw you the other day. You looked perfectly fine," I growled holding back another wave of tears. "That's completely insane, Katy. Maybe you aren't feeling that well either."
My fists clentched together instantly. He was a liar. A complusive liar at that. He always lied and got away with anything. Even thought he was a nice person, every good person has a bad habit. His was sadly lying. My bad side was that I am easiley angered, which usually results in violence. I couldn't believe he would lie to me about this. I saw him; I know I saw him walking and seeming nothing close to death. Maybe I was going insane. Maybe it was just the pressure of another death in my family collasping onto my shoulders and shattering my heart. "Tell me the truth." "That is the bloody truth." He was getting upset with me as I was with him. His face was twisted into a menacing smirk. "You should get some rest." "You should too," I replied, getting out of the chair beside his bed.