I didn't know where I was going, I've been driving all night. After waking up at 1am, looking in the mirror and realizing that I just wasn't up to a life like mine anymore. So I grabbed the green handbag closest to me, and dumped a few shirts in with a few pairs of shorts. I took my phone (planning to change the number), my Ipod which was blasting in my ears playing my favorite song; Split Screen Sadness - John Mayer, then snuck to the kitchen to grab a few snacks and some money for the road. I then took my car, and left.
It was now beginning to light up, I realized I had been driving for hours now and I still had no idea where to go. If I were to go back to that house of evil, I'd get another beating for leaving in the middle of night, heck just leaving with no permission. If I'd gone to any of my cousins houses, well some wouldn't believe me, the rest would just send me home and tell me they had no business in it. The one person I KNEW I could count on, wasn't in town.
I made my way to the nearest Voda-phone and bought a new sim card, I kept my old one just in case though. I placed it in my phone, then called Talal.
One ring, two rings, three rings and on the fourth he answered. His voice eased my tensed muscles, for a moment all my fears were gone, like my guardian angel was in front of me and I just knew no one could hurt me now.
Talal: Aloo -In a deep manly, and sleepy tone.
*Silence*
I couldn't utter a single word, I was blank, what happened to all those problems I needed help in?! A tear slipped from my eyes, they were blood red from fighting the waterfalls through the night.
It was now beginning to light up, I realized I had been driving for hours now and I still had no idea where to go. If I were to go back to that house of evil, I'd get another beating for leaving in the middle of night, heck just leaving with no permission. If I'd gone to any of my cousins houses, well some wouldn't believe me, the rest would just send me home and tell me they had no business in it. The one person I KNEW I could count on, wasn't in town.
I made my way to the nearest Voda-phone and bought a new sim card, I kept my old one just in case though. I placed it in my phone, then called Talal.
One ring, two rings, three rings and on the fourth he answered. His voice eased my tensed muscles, for a moment all my fears were gone, like my guardian angel was in front of me and I just knew no one could hurt me now.
Talal: Aloo -In a deep manly, and sleepy tone.
*Silence*
I couldn't utter a single word, I was blank, what happened to all those problems I needed help in?! A tear slipped from my eyes, they were blood red from fighting the waterfalls through the night.
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