dream catcher ♥♥

The bubbles quickly turned bright red and started to sizzle. I ran over to the sink, and yanked the handle over. The water splashed on my hand before I could realize it was burning hot. I started sobbing, tears rolling out of my eyes faster than a rocket. I tried to turn the handle, tried to make the water cold, but it didn't budge. Pulling my hand away from the water, I opened the freezer, grabbing ice. The cold had felt so good but the tears still rolled down my face.
"What's wrong? A little burn?" Eli said, walking in, with the most annoying voice ever.
I rolled my eyes and looked up at him. Gritting my teeth, I forced myself to keep quiet.
"It'll only get worse you know, why don't you just give up, babe." he said.
"The worse it is now, the better it'll be later."
"Most don't go to Alison until later, most aren't as smart as you, I like that."
"Maybe I figured it out myself, you never know," I smirked, getting up and walking out of the bakery. I was still holding the ice but it melted faster outside since it was 101 degrees and the sun was shining. After 5 minutes it was gone.
"Where are you going?"
Great, Eli was following me I thought to myself, "Is it any if your business?"
I turned around with piercing eyes.
"You will never wake up, nobody does,"
I ignored him, they did, he just wanted me to give up and how would he have any way of knowing?
"You don't know that, nobody does, except Alison," I said.
"Honey--"
"Don't call me 'honey,'" I interrupted Eli.
"Why don't you f//ck up b//tch, don't tell me what to do."
I started running away, I didn't want to talk to him, I just wanted to leave this nightmare. As I was running, my heel broke. What idiot would wear heels now, I thought to myself. I ripped the shoes off, and kept running. The hot ground burned my skin, but it wasn't even close to the pain of my hand, so I was able to ignore it. When I got home I just leaned against the door, closing my eyes, and drifted off into a sleep.

AUTHOR'S NOTE: Part 2 is finally up! Enjoy :))) feedback is appreciated