The Fallout- Chapter 3- November 17th- 6:45 PMA Chapter by John DupreyKyle faced his toughest ordeal of his life in Chapter 2, but how does the aftermath affect him and the people around him?I walked about fifty
feet away from the market still crying, and I’m glad no one can see me right
now because the streets are dark and dead; ironically, the same emotion I am
feeling right now. I feel like so much has happened and I feel like I have no
control and no power to do anything. So much violation. All I want to do is
hide myself from society and cry. I have to pull myself together once again
because my mom is expecting me home anytime now. But I can’t stop crying. It
takes me a couple of minutes to stop and start walking again. I finally dry my
face by the time I got to my front door. I opened the door and everything was
dark. I assumed that my mom was just upstairs taking a shower. I closed the
door and just as I started turning back around. “SURPRISE!” The lights came on and I jumped. My family
was here. It was a party for me. It was a celebration for me getting a job. My mom,
my older brother Brad, who is in the military so I don’t get to see him very
often and I’m glad he is here, and my grandma is here. I smiled a little, or at
least tried. My mom came over to hug me. I gave her a slight hug. “How was your first day?” she asked smiling. “It was good.” I told her. I didn’t show much expression at all. “Congrats little buddy!” Brad told me as he leaned in for a hug. I
hugged him tight because I missed him and I haven’t seen him in like seven
months. I smile at him. Seeing Brad makes my whole situation a little bit
better, but not much. “We made you a cake of congratulations for getting a job.” my
Grandma Lucy told me. “Well, I am glad you did” I told all of them. After about
forty-five minutes of talking on how my day has went, my brother and my grandma
decided to head home. My brother is staying with her because he is an off-duty
officer in the military, but my mom and he have had their fair share of disagreements
and he was kicked out the house when he was eighteen. He decided to join the
Air Force and they have since made up, but they don’t talk much. He lives with
my grandma, fifty miles away, so very rarely do I get to see them. She took him
in because she feels bad for him. I am proud of him every day. After everyone leaves, I go up to my room and leave all
my lights off and just cry because nothing could cheer me up after what has happened.
I usually try to be an upbeat and positive person, but when you get raped, it
changes everything. I can still feel his hand touching me. That f*****g
b*****d. Why would anyone do this? Why did this have to happen to me? Nothing like this has ever happened to me before, not
this drastic. I have had an interesting last couple of years. Years I don’t
like, years that have been hard, years I don’t want to remember. It first
started when my parents got a divorce. My parents were constantly bickering
because Brad was getting into trouble a lot but sometimes not by his own doing.
One time he got framed for vandalism and my parents were on opposite sides of
the line based on where to punish Brad. My Dad believed that he was a good child
and did not do any of the trouble that people says he did. My Mom saw a way
different story. She is much stricter and believed that Brad was a trouble
child and deserved to face the consequences. My parents continued to fight and
bicker over it over several months. Eventually, they got a divorce. My dad
moved out because my mom owns the house we are living in. The next couple of
months was challenging too because Brad and our mom were fighting a lot and
right after Brad’s eighteenth birthday, she kicked him out. I lost my Dad and
Brad within three months and that was two years ago. Now, my mom and I are sort
of distant from each other because I disagree with things she has done. I have
been depressed off and on for the last two years because what has happened. My mom
has tried putting me on medication for it, but it just made it worse. Shortly after my Mom tried to put me on medication, I
revealed that I was gay. I go to a small school, so word gets around very
quickly. I was constantly being picked on and bullied about being gay. Every
day was a struggle because someone would pick on me about something. A year ago
I did consider suicide, but I chickened out. I have hid that I almost attempted
suicide because I don’t want to go into a psych ward or some s**t. F**k that!
But now, I don’t even know anymore. I can’t tell anyone which is the bad part. I wake up to nightmares
some nights. It just great! Awesome way to wake up. © 2015 John DupreyReviews
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3 Reviews Added on December 17, 2014 Last Updated on May 20, 2015 AuthorJohn DupreyNorthfield , VTAboutJohn Duprey, that is my name. I reside in Vermont and I'm currently working on my first novel, The First Day. I'm a Vermont portrait and landscape photographer. I'm 19 years old and my interests vary .. more..Writing
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