Sara
“I couldn’t believe it—it didn’t make the least bit of sense to me.
You should have known, that annoying little voice in my head kept whispering as I walked down the hall to my locker. Candy was walking next to me, talking in a shaking whisper, occasionally wiping at her eyes. I didn’t hear anything she was saying. I just kept nodding and saying uh-huh every once in a while she paused to take a breath or stifle a sob.
Walking down the hallway was awful. Girls were crying almost everywher...e I looked—and the guys weren’t much better. The ones who weren’t crying looked like they’d been sucker-punched in the crotch.
I knew exactly how they felt.
Maybe he wasn’t in his right mind kept running through my head, trying to drown out that feeling that somehow I should have known. They’d given him some pain pills at the emergency room. I kept picturing him with the splint on his nose, the dark, swollen purple patches underneath his eyes.MoreLess
You should have known, that annoying little voice in my head kept whispering as I walked down the hall to my locker. Candy was walking next to me, talking in a shaking whisper, occasionally wiping at her eyes. I didn’t hear anything she was saying. I just kept nodding and saying uh-huh every once in a while she paused to take a breath or stifle a sob.
Walking down the hallway was awful. Girls were crying almost everywher...e I looked—and the guys weren’t much better. The ones who weren’t crying looked like they’d been sucker-punched in the crotch.
I knew exactly how they felt.
Maybe he wasn’t in his right mind kept running through my head, trying to drown out that feeling that somehow I should have known. They’d given him some pain pills at the emergency room. I kept picturing him with the splint on his nose, the dark, swollen purple patches underneath his eyes.MoreLess
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