A Yearning Come True You know, not everyone can live a life of luxury, and Myla Jones was the exact definition of the vast majority. She lived in the middle of nowhere compared to the rest of the world. It was a small neighborhood that had its fine share of bastards that caused trouble anytime they can. She didn’t have the money or comfort, heck, she had no family. Ever since she could remember, the only people that knew of her existence was… her aunt, but even that wasn’t the best. All she got out of it was abuse, anyway. Scars, physical and mental, filled up her everything. She had no goals in life, and every day later, she would start thinking about how heavenly it would feel to just fall into a deep sleep and never wake up. She yearned to just kill herself and get her …show more content…
“Why are you here?” she tried again. …Still, silence. Myla stared into his light green eyes for some time, before he decided to talk. “Help me.” The request sounded so soft. It was like he was afraid she wouldn’t agree. The boy looked so carefree as if nothing could break down his calm heart, but the way he uttered those two words, somehow broke her heart. Her guts were yelling at her, telling her something was wrong, that normal people would not be glowing, and that normal people would just come up to a stranger and ask them for help. Despite that, Myla was too drawn to him to just ignore his plea. “With what?” Silence. Not again, Myla thought. She could tell this request meant alot to him, seeing as to how desperate he was being. But she was getting really annoyed with his abnormal way of replying to questions. “If you want my help,” she started, “I need to know what the problem is before I can help. I will need you to stop staring at me and use the ability God has given you.” Myla was getting weirded out. She normally wouldn’t be so bold, but then again, she wouldn’t normally be in the situation she was currently in. “Please just stay calm when I tell you
Somehow his mind was his own again. He wasn't dead, he wasn't finished, he was free. His hand reached out for her, brushing over his cheek. He couldn't speak a word. He was raw to life.
Now at 12 years old she still carries around her childhood trauma. Ever since the incident she has had trouble with everyday life, that is until she got a therapist. After the course of a few years, she had begun healing. Then one day during a session with the therapist he suggested that Cassandra should go to summer camp to improve on her social skills. Ever since then she had been loathing for the day to come.
“You need a lift someplace?” I asked her. Her body, her face, and her eyes
Her anger, rage and pain of being abused were never expressed. At first, she was a loving parent who cared for her children's every detail in clothing and lunchboxes. Yet, somewhere around
Her widened eyes seem unable to look away from the sight. They’re transfixed. The tension had got to her and she continues to discover and explore deeper into the
I don’t want you suffering.’ She stared on with a bemused expression. ‘Thank you,’ she muttered. I brought her hand to my lips and kissed her knuckles. Her eyes flicked to the floor.
Tears began to leak from Valentine’s eyes as he tried to push them both away. “N-no, I don’t! Please believe me!”
Although she does not offer subjective opinions on her experiences, these experiences clearly affect her in a negative manner. She attempts to disconnect herself from the world around her, but instead becomes a silent victim of the turmoil of the chaotic
“I did not make out a very good cause for myself, for i was crying before he had finished. It is getting to be a great effort for me to think straight. Just this nervous weakness I suppose. ” She was very nervous and was to emotional and couldn 't think straight.
The fawn colored female watched him with a studying gaze. She watched him speak, although his words were not as curt as the others who walked the halls of the jail. She reminded herself that he was likely as new to the force as she was and that she should not judge him. Perhaps, he knew more than she did in some ways, just like she knew more in other ways. He spoke the terms, and she nodded her nonverbal agreement to them.
She starts off talking about what she looks like and how she acts, then eventually the girl starts to accept herself. It takes the girl a while to get to the point of acceptance, there is many obstacles she has to get through. First there is her fake funeral, then her grandmother, and father died. “My grandmother died, then my father.” (Norton 227).
“Are you injured? [Joana] asked. I tried to control it. I fought it. And then a single tear rolled down my cheek.
“Crying like a child. He’d never broke down before, shown any sign of it. Well, I went to him. The door of his cell. He reached out his hand.
While reading the story, you can tell in the narrators’ tone that she feels rejected and excluded. She is not happy and I’m sure, just like her family, she wonders “why her?” She is rejected and never accepted for who she really is. She is different. She’s not like anyone else
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