Dear
Diary,
I
tried to approach today like the new me I said was going to be. I wasn’t going
to put up with Vincent’s shit anymore. I wasn’t going to overthink what I’m
doing with Caleb. I’m just going to go with the flow. I’m going to move like
water, stop resisting everything, and learn to live in the moment. Because
anything else will kill me.
And
then today happened. I was getting to school when I saw Vincent walking over to
the car where Caleb and some of the guys were. They were talking, which really
is never good, and then suddenly Caleb went flying out of the car through the
window. Vincent was galring down at him. What the fuck has he done now? What
did he do? Go bargain for more powers?
The
insurmountable rage inside of me began to boil the surface and I found myself
suddenly there and involved. I struck out and punched Vincent. That new found
power ran through me and I knew I had hurt him. The problem was, I felt good
about it. Something inside of me began to blossom and the rage increased. I
think it was my own surprise at myself that stopped me from hitting him again
and again. But I wanted to. I wanted to push him to the ground and smash his
head against the pavement. Fuck. I think I wanted to kill him.
I
stood listening to the meeting about what had happened. Vincent tried to blame
Caleb. Like he does. Like he always did. Blame someone else. I Shut him down
and then he walked off in a saddened state. Chantel had told him the truth. I
wasn’t interested in rehashing it. Fuck this. I’m done with this drama. Caleb
said thanks for defending him and I shrugged. I didn’t want to commit to
anything. But being around him quiets the rage inside of me.
Chantel
said Vincent can’t hurt anyone anymore. Pieces of the necklace I gave her were
all over the ground. There was a brief moment when I wanted to cry. I swallowed
hard and moved on. I was too busy focusing the rage inside of me to let the
necklace bother me. It was official then. That life was over. Time to move on.
Turns
out Sasha, the girl Caleb was apparently trying to kidnap (he’s such an idiot
sometimes), was the daughter of someone connected to Natalie and the old bitch
was spying on us all. I didn’t get what difference that made, since Natalie was
mostly harmless and if she wanted to kill us, she could. So why bother worrying
about it? There was nothing she could learn that would be harmful.
So
we decided to go to class.
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