Chapter 16 I rolled some marijuana in paper and began smoking it. The bottle in my hand was empty and I went for another. The sun ran away and darkness slowly walked in the room. I heard a knock and a woman rushed into the room and I panicked as […]

Chapter 15 “I wish I was not confused, lost, angry, morbid, careless, sick, lifeless, hurting, full of hate, an ingrate, living in hell, totally lost and I’m living in my own personal hell!” The thoughts occupied my head  as she walked along the streets aimlessly. A beep summoned my senses […]

Chapter 14 “J, come over, we got to discuss this in person,” I heard the husky voice murmured over the phone. “I can’t,” I explained. “Ok J, just skip your house and come over,” I listened to the words. “I can’t,” Jackie said. “You have done it before, you can […]

Chapter 13 Night drew near. The party was scheduled to start at 10pm. But party never started until after 1pm. The noises outside exploded into laughter. She peered through the window and saw men drumming the table as they drink and play games. “How will I steal out of the […]

Chapter 12 I met Dave on the Internet. He promised to take me to Europe for the week. He was a thick muscular man who was twice my age with pretty eyes. He was sweet to me and he gave me things. I started screwing him. It became a real […]

Chapter 11 I started a real relationship with a boy I like at age 14. He was always pressuring me for sex. “Not even a kiss,” he murmured. “Sex means nothing to me so hear what, screw me anywhere you want I’m yours and yours only,” I told him one […]

Chapter 10 I woke up the next the morning and was greeted by screams. Cherry was still arguing with her man. She sounded sober and trouble lurked in her words. I jumped out of the bed and got dressed quickly and dashed from the house. A grey car stopped at […]

Chapter 9 As I approach the apartment my hand broke out into uncontrollable shakes. Fear had swept over me and my eyes shoot to the upstairs’ window. “She was never home,” Jackie breathed as she unlocked the doors to a quiet room. A man sprang from a chair. I knew […]