The Quiet One
Section
5
Jamie went to the bus that
day. She saw him, the boy without a name. She looked at him, and
he looked back. They made eye contact, and Jamie thought her
heart may have skipped a beat. But before she started to like him
again…she turned and walked away and got on the bus. He
was never on in the afternoons, so she never had to worry about
it. But Jamie looked out the window as the bus was passing by,
she saw him looking at her, and she looked back. She watched him
looking at her as her bus drove away…she somewhere inside
never wanted to let go of her feelings for him. But there was a
stronger power over her, telling herself to let him go because
she and him will never be.
That’s one thing Jamie hated about
herself. She always doubted herself. She always worked as hard as
she could to leave her emotions out of things, because she felt
that whenever her emotions got involved, everything became messed
up, and ruined.
Jamie always had insecurities, as any other
teenage girl did, she was always scared that she wasn’t
good enough. She always feared that no one would ever like her
the way she liked them’ and that was her biggest fear this
time. Jamie was scared that the boy without a name…would
never like her the way she liked him. And that is why she never
wanted to try and gamble at it.
Jamie never gambled in the game of love, she
new love hurt. Her parents got a divorce when she was little. She
was 6 years old when her mother came home one day, Jamie was in
her room, playing with her toys. Since she was little she was
quiet and reserved. So this was no big deal. But Jamie’s
mother came home that day early from work and she didn’t
know where anybody was. Her mother saw there was no car in the
drive way, so she went inside, she shouted out,
“Anybody home? Where is
everybody?”
Jamie ran out of her room and hugged her
mother. She always felt a connection with her mother that she
didn’t feel with her father. Her mother picked her up and
hugged her tightly she asked little Jamie,
“Where’s daddy?”
Jamie shrugged and said,
“Iunno where he went, I heard the door
open and close but he never said anything.”
Jamie’s mother became worried when she
heard that. She picked up her phone calling him thousands of
times; but he didn’t answer a single time. Her mother sat
on the couch worrying and waiting for him to come home. Jamie
crawled up on her mothers lap and hugged her mother tightly.
Jamie new something was wrong, she may have only been a little 6
year old girl, but she could just tell.
15 minutes before the time that Jamie’s
mother normally got home, they heard the door open. Then shut
again. Her father didn’t even go in to see them. He went
straight into her parents bedroom and shut the door.
Jamie’s mother told Jamie to wait there on the couch as her
mother got up and went down there. Jamie heard her mother go into
the room. She started to hear yelling and screaming and fighting.
Jamie was only 6 years old, and she started to cry. She did as
her mother said to do, and she just sat there on the couch and
cried.
Jamie’s father stormed out of there
bedroom and went outside. Jamie looked out the window and all she
saw was the rear lights of his car as he pulled away.
Jamie’s mother stayed in her bedroom and cried the entire
night. Jamie was scared, really really very scared. She went into
the kitchen, she got herself a bowl of cereal for her dinner, she
washed her face, and then went and tucked herself into bed.
That night Jamie barely slept. she could hear
her mother sobbing in the room next door. Jamie cried. She
somehow knew how badly her mother hurt. She could feel her
mothers pain. From then on, Jamie knew that love, no matter how
strong it may seem; it doesn’t last.
When Jamie got older, her mother told her,
that when her father left that day. He was with someone else. He
had cheated on her mother that day. It broke Jamie’s heart,
and she swore she would never be the same again.
So for Jamie, when her feelings started to
come for the boy without a name. She did whatever she could to
make them go away. Because she swore she would never end up like
that. She would never in her life want to put her children
through that, because she knew what it felt like, and she knew
that no one deserved a pain like that. No matter what.
Jamie knew that she was going to have to
change something so her feelings went away. But somewhere, way
deep deep inside her heart, she knew that in all honesty, she
really didn’t want to have those feelings go away. Because
sometimes those feelings are all that got her through the
day.
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