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Angelblueeyes
Guest
Original poster
[inspired by the Dengeki Daisy manga]
The car accident was all over the news when it happened. The family of four had been drove off the road on a sharp turn by a couple of teens joy riding. The teens had been fine but the family, however, were not. The mother and father died instantly but the son and daughter made it to the hospital. Kat, the daughter, was let out after a few days with minor injuries but the son, Robert, wasn't so lucky and he only lasted a few weeks but it was in those weeks that Robert gave Kat the Phone.
Robert had explained to 18 year old kat that there was a number on the phone with no name. This was a number connected to someone that she could talk to, that would be there for if she needed someone and if she ever needed help. Kat had been sceptical at first but how was she to turn away her big brothers last gift?
Now it was a year later and kat was 19. The teen was living in a small apartment, thanks to her parents life insurance and the inheritance, and talking to no name was a part of her daily routine but then, so was the snide comments at college.
Kat sided as she brushed her brown curls before grabbing her bag and heading out of the door 'Good morning! How are you doing today? I'm doing good, life's really easy these day' she sent the normal text to no name with a smile and sighed, she never told no name about her hardships because she didn't want to worry him.
The car accident was all over the news when it happened. The family of four had been drove off the road on a sharp turn by a couple of teens joy riding. The teens had been fine but the family, however, were not. The mother and father died instantly but the son and daughter made it to the hospital. Kat, the daughter, was let out after a few days with minor injuries but the son, Robert, wasn't so lucky and he only lasted a few weeks but it was in those weeks that Robert gave Kat the Phone.
Robert had explained to 18 year old kat that there was a number on the phone with no name. This was a number connected to someone that she could talk to, that would be there for if she needed someone and if she ever needed help. Kat had been sceptical at first but how was she to turn away her big brothers last gift?
Now it was a year later and kat was 19. The teen was living in a small apartment, thanks to her parents life insurance and the inheritance, and talking to no name was a part of her daily routine but then, so was the snide comments at college.
Kat sided as she brushed her brown curls before grabbing her bag and heading out of the door 'Good morning! How are you doing today? I'm doing good, life's really easy these day' she sent the normal text to no name with a smile and sighed, she never told no name about her hardships because she didn't want to worry him.