Normalcy?

CHAPTER FIVE

Someone knocked on my door and disrupted my drive into the past.

I sat upright.

It was the police.

The same ones that interviewed me the day before.

I smiled when I saw the female interrogator.

They sat down and proceeded to question me.

I told them everything I knew.

“ Well, someone testified on your behalf. You’ll be leaving here soon.” The lady interrogator said.

I raised a brow.

“ Why didn't you tell us that your ex boyfriend attacked you? Why didn't you tell us that you were just trying to defend yourself?” The other person chipped in.

I didn't hear what he said.

Someone testified on my behalf again.

“Was it the same person that did so when I was almost expelled?” I thought.

I didn't know when the officers left.

I didn't even want to know.

“Who the hell is MR ANONYMOUS?”

I scoffed.

No…laughed.

“MR ANONYMOUS?”

I think I have a talent for giving cool names.

Well, I will soon be out of here so I need to act fast.

“ Lara…. It's time for your dose of pain.”

I don't like fighting.

But I always do.

It's not my fault.

I can't control it.

I plan to go after Lara with words and not actions.

At least, I want to act mature for now.

Words and I have never been close.

It always failed me.

No one has ever spoken to me without raising their voice.

This isn't the first facility I have been to. My parents took me to one after I was expelled.

I stayed there for over two months.

Facilities don't help people like me. It only makes us think far and dark.

I ran away from the facility after breaking bones. I didn't go to college, didn't even graduate high school.

Normalcy has never been real for me.

I'm not normal, as people would say.

But what's the definition of normal?

Is it because I don't follow rules or because I crave to see people bleed?

All in all, that's me. Anna Miller.

I live with my grandma. Once I'm out of here, I will get a job.

She's getting old but she won't let me work, because she knows I can't control myself.

I can't say I love her, but I really appreciate her.

Enough talk, It's time to play