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The Voice and Her decision


She was nineteen and she wanted to relapse to her old ways 

and when she did, the voice in her head said " no one cares about  

worthless and useless person like you he doesn't care he just feels sorry for you" 

so she listened to the voice and she  pushed him away because she felt it was true

she never really had anyone there for her or for her to trust, 

until one day she called him up and told him what happened 

he replied " Why would you think I don't care; of course I care; I stay up just listen. I care.

I'd rather have you call me at three AM to talk instead of having you hurt yourself" 

and she knew there was someone there for her and so she decided to stay.

 

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