Chapter 149: Twilight zone

When I stole the little bottle of alcohol from my mom's cabinet this morning, I thought 'today's going to be a chill day.' And the world laughed in my face. Did the world laugh? No, it gargled some water and spat all over my face. That's how I feel right now. Like something someone sneezed on. My knees hurt from skidding against the polished wood of my school's basketball court. My heart hurt from the conflicted emotions I was feeling right now. And my hands hurt trying to untie the rope that bound Kaden's hands behind his back. No one was helping. "Stop moving," I told him harshly, having no sympathy for this boy. Kaden was squirming around on the floor, desperately trying to get out of his tied position. It was difficult to help when he kept jerking his hands. Kaden was in pain, having landed hard on his shoulder, still trapped to the chair. He tried to hide his head away from the guys taking pictures. I felt sorry for him. This was definitely g