Novels by Sanecreator

Hailee's P.O.V.I haven't seen Dean the whole week, trying to catch up on school work. Now that the weekend has arrived, I finally can. When I get to his front door, I knock once and let myself in. I find him staring at a family photo on the wall. My excitement dies down. Maybe this wasn't the best time. "Hey, you okay?" I walk towards him, standing next to me. He doesn't look at me, only faintly smiles."You know, sometimes I wonder if my parents actually care about me. They left me here, all alone before I even finished the eighth grade. I don't understand why they couldn't take me with. My mom, who I haven't seen for at least three years, finally cares to pop up days after I get into an accident only to disappear again." He scoffs. "I don't even want to start about my father. Always so serious all the time. I bet it was his idea to leave me behind. And now-" He looks down at the ground then at me. He strokes my cheek before pulling me in for a hug. "I'm sorry." He says. I wrap my

"I..." "Just leave it, Mom. I'll be fine. With or without you." I turn away from her. "Can I please be alone?" She nods and slowly walks out of the room, closing the door behind her.Hailee's P.O.V.It's Monday morning and Dean still doesn't feel ready to come back to school. He won't let me drive him considering that he isn't okay to do so. I think maybe the whole arrival of his mother affected him more than he lets on. I lazily throw on a hoodie and a pair of jeans before heading to school, not bothering to do my hair."Hey." Lisa greets me as I get out of my car. I smile and pull her in for a hug. I can still see the guilt in her eyes even though it wasn't entirely her fault. I rpobably would've reacted the same way."You alright?" I ask her. She nods. "I'm worried about you. It's so hot yet you're wearing a hoodie." I roll my eyes. We walk together towards the school entrance. "Is the cafeteria open yet? I didn't eat anything." "I think so. We can go check it out." Lisa answers

Dean's PO.V.Time has been passing slowly since Hailee left. I can't help but feel a peak of anxiousness as I try to remember what happened on the night of my car accident, only remembering fragments. I sigh, pressing my body into the couch as my head starts to throb. My phone pings with a notification.Dani: Hey Dean. You're my only hope right now. I'm at the park and I need your help. Please hurry.I furrow my eyebrows. Why's she at the park at this time of the night?Dean: What's wrong?I don't get a response. I get up and put a shirt on before driving to the park. I'm not even a mile from home when I step on the brakes. My heart rate suddenly picks up and my headache gets worse. I don't think I'm ready to drive so late again. I pick up my phone and call Jake to help Dani out before letting her know. I drive back to the house and call Hailee. "Hey." She greets. "Hey, are you busy?" I ask. "No, not really. What's up?" I sigh into the phone. "Maybe I'm overthinking things, but I h

Lisa and I decided to stay behind while everyone else went home. She wouldn't let me stay alone despite her needing to rest. It's morning and I've been worried sick about Dean. His doctor passes by us. I stand up and touch his arm politely. "Excuse me. Hi, I'm Hailee, Dean Howard's girlfriend. Is it possible by any chance to see him?"The middle aged man smiles at me. "Sure. Go right ahead." I thank him and jog to Dean's room, pausing at the door when I find him and Dani kissing. They pull away from one another. Dani quickly spots me and clears her throat. She brushes Dean cheek "Get well. I'll see you soon." Dani walks past me with a smirk on her face. Dean immediately sits up straight after noticing me at the door."Hailee. It's not what it looks like." He quickly defends himself. I scoff in disbelief as I slowly enter the room, maintaining great distance between us. "What's it like then, Dean?" He opens his mouth but no words come out. I shake my head. "What a waste of my time." I

Hailee's P.O.V.Around the hour of ten, I get a phone call from my mom telling me to rush to the hospital as soon as I can. I almost start to panic, wondering what might have happened. I keep a clear mind, removing any worst case scenarios from my thoughts. I hurriedly get up, put on a hoodie and rush out the door. I drive as fast and as cautiously as I can, trying my best to maintain my focus on the road. Along the way, I drive past a robot where it seems like an accident had just happened. I take a deep breath. "Breathe, Hailee." I whisper to myself. When I get to the hospital, I find both my parents seated in the waiting area along with Jake. "Mom? Dad?" My mom immediately gets up from her seat and hugs me. I sigh in relief, knowing nothing happened to either of them."I'm so sorry, honey." My mom shakedly says, her hand cradling the back of my head. I furrow my eyebrows and shake my head. "For what, Mom?" My mom doesn't answer me, but only moves to cup my cheeks with contained t

Three weeks have passed by since I last spoke to Dean. Much to my disappointment, he hasn't texted me once either. Maybe going to the game with him was a huge mistake, instead I chose to ignore the voice in my head that had already predicted that. But, I guess I did indirectly ask him for space.I head to the cafe and grab a Yogi Sip before taking a seat in my usual spot. My heart skips a beat as I see Dean walk in too. I look away and pretend to be distracted by my phone.Dean's P.O.V.My science partner, Dani and I walk into the cafeteria. I spot Hailee sitting alone, her eyes glued to her screen as I'm about to get myself a snack. I take a deep breath before excusing myself from Dani and walking up to her. "Hey." Hailee glares at me with clear annoyance. "Okay, hear me out. I know we haven't been in contact for a minute, but I really miss you, Hailee." "Why'd you start ignoring me in the first place?" She asks, her eyes still on her screen. "I thought you wanted space, that I was