The screams echo in my mind, the way she yelled for help. The way she held herself like she was going to die. Little did they know that she would.
I told them to believe her, but they didn't. She was in that stupid play, and she wouldn't tell anyone what it was about. So when she walked out holding her side and asking for help, Villian said she was fine and that Lena's acting was really good.
But that wasn't Lena. She'd tell us she wants to act for us. She wouldn't scare us like that.
Villian only realised too late when she gasped for air, blood visibly seeping from her shirt.
How come people only help when they realise someone actually means it? How come people don't help until it's too late?! Will it always be this way?! How much longer until people start to understand that you can still be skeptical about something but at least try to notice if someone needs something? It's idiotic! How many more people will we have to lose until people get the idea through their thick heads that some people need help even without visible marks?!
Will we have to lose everyone…
Do we have to have death to appreciate life?
Why do we have to see people suffer to believe they weren't lying?