She Couldn't ScreamA Story by AndreaRaindrops fell heavy on the brick-paved sidewalks, but my attention was
more focused on the pattering noise of woman’s heels. She sprinted across the
streets of the boardwalk; when earlier today she could barley walk in those
heels. This same boardwalk Jenny and I used to go for strolls, sometimes in
rain as overpowering as it is right now. Than we would share an umbrella and a pair
of smiles. Now we just share the same motive, to run. She was running from me
and I was running after her. I couldn’t let her get away like that, She
couldn’t leave me. I’m not sure what it was that drove her away from me. All I
ever did was love her. She was my life, nothing existed in my world as she did.
If not for her, all would be pointless. She had to stop, she knew she wouldn’t make it far in those black leather pumps. The noise of the vicious rain still slammed against the pavement, but Jenny now stood still. I yelled to her. Asking why her why she was doing this? What have I done? “You are f*****g insane!” she screamed I thought her voice echoed, but it turned out to be thunder crashing not far up above our heads. I was not insane. “The cameras. The phone calls. You have been following me everywhere I go” It’s only because I loved her. “You don’t love me” she yelled “This isn’t love. You are obsessed! I’m terrified to be around you. Just leave me alone” She went to walk away, but I gripped her wrists tight “Let go of me!” she squealed. I promised I’d never let her go. She promised she’d never leave me. “I have to go. There is somewhere I need to be” At 4 am? I didn’t think so. She started to tug so I wrapped my arms around her. I held her tight. She started to yell so I gagged her with my hand. She dug her teeth into my flesh. The pain was unbearable, but I had to shut her up. She struggled and kicked. She attempted to scream, but couldn’t. I couldn’t keep her held like this much longer. I locked one arm onto her scalp, the other at the base of her neck. The rain continued to splatter and the thunder roared Than I heard a loud crack. Jenny’s body lay limp and motionless in my arms. I sat down on the wet pavement and held her close. Just like I promised; I couldn’t, I wouldn’t ever, let her go. I sobbed right than and there. Tears and snot got tangled in her long brunette hair. She was my friends, my love, my life. I couldn’t explain why I did it. I just couldn’t stand the fact that she was no longer mine. I needed her. I wasn’t about to let her go. Now, I didn’t have to. © 2012 AndreaAuthor's Note
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