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Under the window she sat and tried to keep herself sane but all she could think was locations. Knife on her shelf, sewing scissors in the closet (those are sharper than normal), box cutter in her parents, safety razors in the bathroom, razors in the garage, and countless screw drivers and pencil sharpeners. It was really a wonder she kept herself clean for this long and just maybe if she could survive one more day without bleeding the next would be easier, then the one after that more so. So many options so close around her and if she looked she probably could find more. Kitchen knives, sewing pins, glass cutter, they were all clear signs her parents did not care. She had kept herself clean and the scars were actually fading but the whole time she was surrounded by countless options. There had been times where she would have even gone so far as to break a glass cup and hide a shard as she cleaned up. There was so many tricks and the more creative you were the easier it was to do it.
She held her thumb so she could look at the small place where the skin had been separated, thin as a paper cut but much shallower. She always had so many options but before things had never been this bad. The first summer she sat at the window and the pain came from an empty stomach, then a bit after school started the pain came from her body being re-introduced to food. Weeks after that she rawness of her fingers as she taught herself the basics of guitar, then building sets left bruises and ray hands, occasionally a hammer smashed finger. Then nothing. Halfway though junior year she was no longer feeling external pain. Her body learned how to eat, skin stopped rubbing raw from work, and here she was testing the blade that was last sharpened two years ago and never used since.
Her eyes flickered around the room pausing at each place something sharp was hidden, she could not help it there was a need for some sort of high. Even sewing pins, that is what she had started out with. Scratch at the skin with the tiny needle and leave blocks where skin had been sliced so small so many times it formed one big scab. That was long enough ago only she could see the scars and that was just because she still saw the ghost of old actions. Eyes flickering from where the knife lay hidden to where the pins sat out to where her sewing bag lay in her closet, in the direction of the bathroom, in the direction of her dads room. Lists of options and locations scattered throughout the mess of files that is her mind but not a muscle moved. She simply pressed her bask to the wall and indulged in 'wishful thinking.' Her skin was light as paper and the black and blue ink that ran over it so many years ago had faded out but the author was back to write another story across her body with the came black and blue ink, faded pink braille on her stomach so even the blind would know she was used.
Debating and trying to make decisions, deciding if she needed any high or just the one the choice was made for her when a window opened. She curled back into the wall hoping he would not just jump over like she had before, not knowing if he was just letting air into the room. Hid voice pushed through the deafening silence loud and clear and for now she did not need a blade because just the sound of him, the idea he was talking to her sent her heart off and her mind tumbling right down the road to addiction. Her eyes searched in vain through the silence looking for a jacket, for a long sleeved shirt but there was none in sight. Watching and waiting while she searched for something to hide the shame. She needed to look through to the storm raging in his eyes and see the look on his face but she would never be able to handle the shame of him seeing the destructive art that had just been started on her arm. Nothing to cover shame and pain with but he broke through the frantic searching by finishing the thought, by saying he did not know how to finish the thought.
A small chuckle left her lips and she spoke out but for the first few words her voice was weak, it was the summary on the back sleeve. "I'd expect, you don't ever seem to think something all the way through, besides life is not a romantic comedy anyways." She needed to gain control. Control your voice so you are not given away, control your heart so he won't find out, control your words so you do not tell the secret forced upon you. She needed to sound like everything was okay so he would look at the cover and skim right on by. She needed to see him and his face and his eyes though. Brown eyes are generic, most people who have them don't want them but his had a spell over her for no reason she could think of. "How about you say it's a bluff and you won't fight anyone." she added after a decent pause her voice not as strong. Almost meeker.
That is what she always needed, what she wanted from him. She wanted him to say he cared and say he would not stab the blonde. She needed to know before he decided to bridge the gap. If he ever did. Because her hand wrapped around as much of her arm as it could but it was neither wide enough or big enough, her finger tips could not meet on the other side. No jackets were in sight. Sure she could crawl to the closet and have low chances of being seen but he was actually talking to her and she could not risk cutting it short, she needed it to go on as long as possible. She needed to stop thinking of locations, and solutions, and blood, and he was the fix she needed. "I don't want to kill you" she said with her voice the same lower volume as before but these words did not carry the apologetic undertone that shaped the way the other sounded. Because the other sounded weak and she could not afford weak. She did not want shame.
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