April 17th, 2012, was supposed to be THE day—my day. The day I had been dreaming about for as long as I could remember. I imagined that everything would finally align perfectly and that I would feel a sense of joy and fulfillment. But now, as I gaze at the moon, reflecting on how the day unfolded, I can’t help but feel like it had turned into the worst day ever.It all began when I finished getting ready for my birthday. I had planned every detail for months, and at that moment, everything seemed flawless. My makeup was on point, accentuating my features just right, and my outfit? Absolute perfection—a stunning dress that made me feel like a queen. The weather was just as I had hoped, with a gentle breeze and the moon shining brightly. It felt like the perfect day and nothing could ruin this day… or so I believed.Checking out my outfit, I heard a knock on my door and as I called for the person outside to come in, my mom entered, her bright smile lighting up her face and her blue eyes
No one truly understands the pain of heartbreak until the person they love shatters their heart. Today was meant to be a monumental day for Nathan and me—the day we would finally mate and become one. But life has a way of throwing curveballs when you least expect it.The moment I walked in, Nathan jumped away from Jessi and literally fell off the bed with a loud thud. Jessi giggled, flashing me a wicked grin that made my blood boil. I wanted nothing more than to punch her as she lay there, looking smug before turning back to Nathan with a seductive smile. "You were good, Nathan, so good," she laughed, sinking back onto the bed like it was the most natural thing in the world.I was frozen, unable to move or even lash out at her or Nathan. The betrayal cut deep, a slow, agonizing pain that felt like it was consuming me. Her words echoed in my mind: "You were good, so good…" Nathan and I had never crossed that line; he always claimed he wasn’t ready, but it was clear now—he just wasn’t
I ran to the only place that usually brings me comfort, the serene lake that has always been my refuge, but even there, I felt an emptiness that consumed me. The gentle ripples on the water reflected the beauty of the world around me, yet my heart was so heavy that I couldn't appreciate it. No matter how much I tried to breathe in the fresh air or soak in the tranquility, nothing could lift the weight of despair I was carrying.I found myself crying out to the moon goddess, my voice trembling with anguish. "Why me? Why does it always have to be me?" Life had never been kind, especially with my sister constantly overshadowing me, and things took a turn for the worse now that Nathan likes her more than me. I was still in disbelief that Nathan could betray me like this. After everything we had shared, it felt like we were destined to be. We had crafted a perfect vision of our future, and I just couldn’t grasp why he would shatter it all when we were finally on the brink of something beau
I still can't wrap my head around the fact that I'm mated to Jessi's ex-boyfriend. If she finds out, she's going to absolutely hate me, but honestly, that's not too different from how she feels about me now. It might even be a bit entertaining to watch her hatred intensify.I was dreading going home. I can't stand it here, but since I have no other place to go, I had no choice but to head back. Aaron dropped me off at my house, and as I walked in, my mom rushed over, worry etched on her face. "Bella, where have you been? Are you okay? Did something happen to you?" Her voice was filled with concern, and I could feel the weight of her questions pressing down on me.I glanced behind her and saw that everyone from the party had already left, which made sense. If Nathan wasn’t there, no one would stick around for me, and if he was, they'd all flock to him because, let's face it, he’s the one everyone wants to be around, not me. Mom noticed my silence and demanded, "Bella, answer me! What’
I couldn’t sleep well last night, my mind was occupied with so many thoughts that it was hard for me to concentrate and think further without having to linger back to Jessi and the things she could do to me. I know Jessi like the back of my hand and I know what she’s capable of doing, she’s not the girl that sits around and waits for karma, she fights back even if she’s at fault, and with the way I annoyed her last night, I have a deep feeling she’s planning the worst for me.It’s Monday morning and I’ve been standing in front of the school contemplating whether I should enter the school or skip today. I’ve never skipped a day of school as I love to maintain my attendance but with the way my birthday party ended last night, I can already feel my day going bad, I have a feeling that the whole school is going to bite my ass and make my day worst than it already is.After so much contemplating, I took a long deep breath and walked into the school. I kept my gaze down, walking slowly and
I’ve never been in detention before but all thanks to Jessica, I’m now gonna spend the rest of my school hours in detention doing the literal worst. I just can’t believe that she lied so easily in my head and the teacher believed her.Jessi is just the worst and I honestly hate being her sister. After classes, I headed to detention ready to get it done once and for all. I have no idea what happens there but I’m planning to tell whoever is in charge of my situation because I can’t suffer in silence for something I didn’t do.I kept my books in my locker and checked my phone only to see a message from Aaron asking me where I was. Aaron and I were supposed to meet up today but now that I have detention, we just have to postpone it. I texted him back telling him I have detention and we’ll have to meet either after my detention or tomorrow morning. After texting him, I didn’t wait for a response and I simply closed my locker and headed straight to detention room.Walking into the room, I
I couldn’t sleep well last night, my mind was occupied with so many thoughts that it was hard for me to concentrate and think further without having to linger back to Jessi and the things she could do to me. I know Jessi like the back of my hand and I know what she’s capable of doing, she’s not the girl that sits around and waits for karma, she fights back even if she’s at fault, and with the way I annoyed her last night, I have a deep feeling she’s planning the worst for me.It’s Monday morning and I’ve been standing in front of the school contemplating whether I should enter the school or skip today. I’ve never skipped a day of school as I love to maintain my attendance but with the way my birthday party ended last night, I can already feel my day going bad, I have a feeling that the whole school is going to bite my ass and make my day worst than it already is.After so much contemplating, I took a long deep breath and walked into the school. I kept my gaze down, walking slowly and
I still can't wrap my head around the fact that I'm mated to Jessi's ex-boyfriend. If she finds out, she's going to absolutely hate me, but honestly, that's not too different from how she feels about me now. It might even be a bit entertaining to watch her hatred intensify.I was dreading going home. I can't stand it here, but since I have no other place to go, I had no choice but to head back. Aaron dropped me off at my house, and as I walked in, my mom rushed over, worry etched on her face. "Bella, where have you been? Are you okay? Did something happen to you?" Her voice was filled with concern, and I could feel the weight of her questions pressing down on me.I glanced behind her and saw that everyone from the party had already left, which made sense. If Nathan wasn’t there, no one would stick around for me, and if he was, they'd all flock to him because, let's face it, he’s the one everyone wants to be around, not me. Mom noticed my silence and demanded, "Bella, answer me! What’
I ran to the only place that usually brings me comfort, the serene lake that has always been my refuge, but even there, I felt an emptiness that consumed me. The gentle ripples on the water reflected the beauty of the world around me, yet my heart was so heavy that I couldn't appreciate it. No matter how much I tried to breathe in the fresh air or soak in the tranquility, nothing could lift the weight of despair I was carrying.I found myself crying out to the moon goddess, my voice trembling with anguish. "Why me? Why does it always have to be me?" Life had never been kind, especially with my sister constantly overshadowing me, and things took a turn for the worse now that Nathan likes her more than me. I was still in disbelief that Nathan could betray me like this. After everything we had shared, it felt like we were destined to be. We had crafted a perfect vision of our future, and I just couldn’t grasp why he would shatter it all when we were finally on the brink of something beau
No one truly understands the pain of heartbreak until the person they love shatters their heart. Today was meant to be a monumental day for Nathan and me—the day we would finally mate and become one. But life has a way of throwing curveballs when you least expect it.The moment I walked in, Nathan jumped away from Jessi and literally fell off the bed with a loud thud. Jessi giggled, flashing me a wicked grin that made my blood boil. I wanted nothing more than to punch her as she lay there, looking smug before turning back to Nathan with a seductive smile. "You were good, Nathan, so good," she laughed, sinking back onto the bed like it was the most natural thing in the world.I was frozen, unable to move or even lash out at her or Nathan. The betrayal cut deep, a slow, agonizing pain that felt like it was consuming me. Her words echoed in my mind: "You were good, so good…" Nathan and I had never crossed that line; he always claimed he wasn’t ready, but it was clear now—he just wasn’t
April 17th, 2012, was supposed to be THE day—my day. The day I had been dreaming about for as long as I could remember. I imagined that everything would finally align perfectly and that I would feel a sense of joy and fulfillment. But now, as I gaze at the moon, reflecting on how the day unfolded, I can’t help but feel like it had turned into the worst day ever.It all began when I finished getting ready for my birthday. I had planned every detail for months, and at that moment, everything seemed flawless. My makeup was on point, accentuating my features just right, and my outfit? Absolute perfection—a stunning dress that made me feel like a queen. The weather was just as I had hoped, with a gentle breeze and the moon shining brightly. It felt like the perfect day and nothing could ruin this day… or so I believed.Checking out my outfit, I heard a knock on my door and as I called for the person outside to come in, my mom entered, her bright smile lighting up her face and her blue eyes