Mag-log inHave you ever felt, like you're suffocating, like really suffocating and you can't breathe, your heart is heavy and you're silently crying out for help, but no one can hear you? Until there's nothing left to hang on to... Is there really a light at the end of the tunnel? Does it exist? This story has scenes of violence, drug abuse and mature words. Please read at your own risk
view moreIt's been a month since Crystal passed, today is her burial. Her friends, from school and places she use to hang out, all came to show their last respects before she's lowered 6ft down.I can't help but stare at my mother as she's taking all the attention and dwelling in the pity from those who came to give condolences. My dad is sneaking gulps of alcohol at intervals and I'm sure by the end of today, he won't even be able to walk home.When we get home, everything pretty much goes back to how it has been, mum getting high on narcotics, dad getting high on liquor, nothing new. They didn't even wait for an hour after getting home, just straight into arguments, then straight to drugs and booze, I don't think they even remember they had a daughter called Crystal, I thought her death would keep them sober and make them see how much of their children's lives they are missing out on, but this showed me that they sincerely don't care.
After eating lunch, I assist Daisy with her home work before attending to mine. It's quiet up in my parents room, they must be passed out or something, I need some money from them, now might be the perfect opportunity to get some, because if I ask for some, they won't give it to me, they'll rather spend it on drugs or booze.Ana: "Daisy, I will be right back, just finish up, okay?"Daisy: "where are you going?"Ana: "uhm... I want to check on mum and dad"She makes a faceDaisy: "be careful Dai"Ana: "yeah, I will be back, just finish up"She nods, but keeps her eyes on me as I turn and make my way up the stairs. I will be lying if I said I'm not scared right now, I can hear the sound of my heart beating loudly in my chest.This shouldn't be the reaction of a child going close to her parents room, I know. But with parents like mine, it is necessary, as you don't know what mood they are on and
I can hear faint siren sounds and someone asking me questions like 'are you okay?', 'what is your name?', 'please stay with me', and some other incoherent words. There's a ringing in my ear and I don't have control of my limbs, my vision is blur and I feel faint... Dark spots cover my vision and I can't keep my eyes open any longer.~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~Life is crazy you know, sometimes it feels like you're just existing, roaming about lifeless and empty, no hope, no faith, just existing, not living.My life is pretty complex, like everyone I have a past which haunts me till date, I get nightmares and goosebumps just thinking about it.Before I proceed with my story, I think it's only proper I introduce myself. I'm Anastasia Hill, I'm 30 years old, now married to the most perfect man in the world, together we have two adorable kids. I wasn't always happy and cheerful, full of life. I used to b





