Trapped. - KMA Chapter by JaeMaggie rushed around the kitchen making sure she had Fayella’s
breakfast set. She’d be getting up anytime soon now. Maggie worked every day,
until 6 pm. Her boss had promoted her also, and she gets the great news today.
Fayella always believed that Mr. Dayant had a thing for Maggie, but she’d just
brush it off with a, ‘Doubt it.’ “Morning mom.” Maggie about had a heart attack. She touched
her chest and took a deep breathe. “Morning honey. Sleep well?” Fayella hunched
herself on the countertop, and mumbled, “Could have been better. Those freaking
dogs are annoying.” Maggie shook her head. She set a plate of food in front of
Fayella. “I have to head to work, the chores list is on the fridge.” Maggie
hugged her daughter and left for work. Fayella finished the rest of her plate and set it in the
sink. She wasn’t ready for a new school year, nor was she ready for ‘independent
teachings’ her mother was planned to force her through. She just wanted to take
junior year slow and steady, along with her best friend Shelby. Shelby had been by Fayellas’ side since freshman
year. It wasn’t the greatest way to meet somebody, unless you call hitting her
with the bathroom door in a restaurant. Ever since then they have never been
separated. A teenager needs somebody else around, especially if your mother is
overbearing and protective. Fayella Shelby
should be here any minute by now. She isn’t what you’d expect. Definitely not
like me, high heels, pink nails. No, she’s punk. Most importantly, she is my
punk girl. Just in time as I threw my backpack over my shoulder a car horn
sounded outside. I flattened out my dress and shut the door. “Hey Fay!” I waved
awkwardly and got into the black Kia. Yeah, I know. I love Kia’s too. The ride to school was a slow ten minutes. Shelby’s group of
friends hugged her and asked how her summer was, and I watched as they
completely ignored me. I just don’t fit in that well. “Alright, so this Friday
my mom gets paid, and she’s giving me money to go shopping. In?” I shrugged. “Don’t
know if my mom would let me.” The bell rung for first hour and Shelby and I
rushed to class and gladly we made it. Before the teacher began talking Shelby
whispered, “Why are you trapped?” Why am I trapped? © 2014 Jae |
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Added on April 23, 2014 Last Updated on April 23, 2014 AuthorJaeNYAboutI am currently 16 years old, i have been writing poems and stories ever since i was 10. I feel that it's a way of expressing myself, and i'd love to share it with others. more..Writing
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