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years

g to her parents. They were coming from the airport after a week in C

d not been at home when they left. She had been at her cousin Savannah’s place.

pale, Mom,” she said

riving and not her mother. She was alway

but what can I do? It’s just not easy to put food

. She didn’t blame her parents though; she was the only

o hard. I can always find a job be

een coming back from a friend’s place one night when she was attacked. Ruby was a tall girl, strong as well, so she had fought back, only f

ding her college fund. They weren’t rich, but they weren’t poor either, an

g that will shatter. I can do things on my own, like finding a job a

low you to do something that might make you relapse. Dr. Martins warned us about you doing anything to stress yoursel

. Martins also put me in the clear a

ly couldn’t focus on the screen because he was driving. “Stop arguing with your mot

do all the work just because of that. She was strong; she could do

at sold overseas artwork. They had both gone to China because their work crossed part of a project. She sighed, deciding that they wou

Dad. We’ll se

ile, and the next moment

bright white light o

her face up, and

, but a trembling one now. “Mom, what’s going on?” she asked. Her mother’s voice

h my God

Mom, what is going on? Talk

ad, and then, she saw a terrible shake happen on the screen of her phone, telling

rd before the phone we

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her way to the driver’s seat. They had both drunk a

ar and started it. "You should u

e we have sex together. You're not my hus

s going to say that, the brat, but he didn't mind anyway. S

n the morning. He glanced at her and shook his head when he saw that she was alre

ng lane, making him exclaim, "Holy shit. I need to get my act togeth

planning to kill us both?”

o drive?” h

, she said, "God

the road and stop yel

yelling,

mean set of her jaw. She was in one of her si

s happening, a bright light shone on the side of his face, and by the time he turned to lo

ck of the car. He couldn't say, but he knew it couldn't be that long if no one had arrived at th

more until he noticed that she wasn't even breathing. Quickly, h

this w

of his life in jail. Second, he had the rest of his life ahead of him, his career

reason, not because he knew he would be killing someone in a car crash. Outside the car, he saw

could still salva

. Looking around to make sure no one was about, he dragged her out and into the driver's seat. It was her car, so it would make sense that she was driving when the cops arriv

o see if her blood was anywhere, and l

ght seemed to be his lucky night. Not a single car was in sight, and the

s there, or was the one driving. He took a last glance towards both cars, making su