No, I'm not going to chop your head off. Stop acting like I will (CHERRIE)

Sadie | Mimi | King

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The streets soon turned into the city streets. It was starting to get dark, not that Sadie minded really. The dark didn't bother. Things that came from the dark bothered her. Plus, it was dark when her mom... Sadie shook her head before she could finish that thought. No need to bring that up here. Sadie glanced over at Alex, her blue-green eyes curious.

"I hope you know the city better than me. I barley know this place. Bloody New Yorkers," Sadie grumbled as a guy rudely pushed Sadie aside. Damn the day someone catches her in a bad mood. They are fried.

No, I'm not going to chop your head off. Stop acting like I will (CHERRIE) Boy_bl19

|ALEX|IAN|MONTGOMERY|

Sadie raised an eyebrow at Alex? Sushi? What the heck was that? Sadie had heard of it before, but didn't know what it looked like or tasted like.

"Sushi? What's that?" Sadie asked Alex, utterly confused. And she was serious too. In England, they really didn't eat sushi. Sadie knew it had something to do with fish and seaweed. That's was about it.

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Sadie laughed lightly as Alex pulled on her wrists, pulling her down on the streets of new York City. Sadie already loved the place. Lights were flashing here and there, cars were honking. It reminded her of London, except the rude people and the almost blinding lights.

"I know it has to do with fish!" sadie called over the roar of the cars and people. They passed some people who were clarly dunk. Oh gods. memories flooded Sadie's mind. Mostly of her mother and her drinking probelms. Sadie winced aloud without meaning to, trying to think of something else. Not here, not here.

He raised an eyebrow, "Are you okay?" he asked her. It seemed like she was having a flashback of some sort. He walked into the restaurant and waited for an available table. He sat down on a chair near the door with a few other people. A family, another family, and group of friends. He had never actually ate as a whole family before. Sure, friends were supposed to be your family, but his mother was never really around, and he wished that she was. Whenever he thought of something like that, his mind would always blame his father, but he realized that it was mostly his fault. His mother couldn't take care of a child by herself, and it was his fault that he was so troublesome.

Sadie blinked a few times before answering Alex. She saw that she was sitting down at a table. There was a family next to them. A kid laughed and Sadie bit her lip, her hand playing with the end of the shirt. Sadie didn't have a family like that. Her mom was alwasy drunk and hit her. No way was there laughter in the house. Sadie's mouth felt dry and her hands shook a bit.

"Uh..yeah I'm fine. Just feeling a bit sick, that's all," Sadie told Alex, looking down.

He had a worried look in his eyes. “It’s fine, you can talk to me about it, you know.” He said. She would probably say something like “You don’t understand!” or something, but at least he should try. He probably did understand. His mother wasn’t exactly the best out there, and it would be better for her if she let it out instead of keeping it all in. It would always be better. He had learned that from experience. After years of moping around, he learned his lesson, and he wasn’t going to just watch her make the same mistake.

Sadie shook her head, not wanting to tell Alex. She always had a hard time trusting people. Yet she knew she wasn't going to be able to keep these feelings in anymore. She would probably break down and cry for no reason at some point. Sadie hated crying. Or looking weak. Either one.

"It's just...my mother died when I was fourteen. She was a drunk and got into a bad car accident. She used to...hit me," Sadie said to Alex, remembering those days. A few tears escaped her eyes but she wiped them away quickly.

"You really won't get it," Sadie said softly, looking down.

Alex let out a small breath. "My mom died in rehab when I was 9. She overdosed on E. I get it." he told her, trying to relate. He understood what it was like, though. Sure, he had his stepfather. And even though his step father was an amazing person, it just didn't feel right. He understood that pain in your chest every time he saw a family together. He understood what she was talking about. She obviously needed someone to talk with. He had his step father, but she probably didn’t have anyone to talk to. Maybe it was the first time that she had told anyone at camp willingly… he realized that he was lost in his own world of thought and snapped back into reality.

Sadie shook her head and looked down, chocking down a sob. She didn't want to talk about this. Yet, she knew she had to. Sadie's past would break her down if she didn't tell anyone. It would eat her from the inside out.

"Yeah, but I didn't have anyone after that. They put me into a foster home and ran away. I always got into fights with the boys from town. I was all on my own," Sadie told Alex, finally letting tears fall. Sadie buried her face in her hands, ashamed of crying.

Allex's eyes filled with worry. "It's okay now, isn't it?" he said, trying to cheer her up. Running away from home, getting into fights with foster parents, those things Alex would never have to deal with, but he knew it wasn't fun. Foster parents usually used their foster kids for their own needs or didn't really care about them. One of his siblings had been an orphan, but the orphanages didn't have room for him, so he was placed in the foster care program. One of his foster parents ended up being druggies and abused him. He hoped that none of her foster parents did that to her, but you could never be so sure.

Sadie nodded, wiping her tears away. Gods, she felt like a baby. But, she was safe now. Plus she was with Alex. Sadie nodded again, looking up at him, her green eyes changing to gray.

"Yeah, I guess you could say I'm safe now. As long as none of the boys from town come here," Sadie told Alex with a light grin. She wiped her face again, trying to make the tears go away.

"Sorry for crying," Sadie said suddenly, looking down.

He laughed a bit, "It's fine to cry. As long as you're not wallowing in self pity. It's not good to keep everything to yourself either Sadie." he said. She seemed like the type to keep everything inside of her and bury it deep down, and he was right. Though he shouldn't be talking. He hasn't really talked to anyone about anything in his life because nobody he knew would really deal with it well enough or be able to relate. It was something that only some people could do, speaking up. She seemed like a strong girl to him, someone that stood up for her own rights, and he admired her for that.

Sadie nodded, understanding at what Alex had said. Finally, someone unserstood her. Sadie reached over and gave Alex a hug, her head resting on his chest.

"Thank you," Sadie said quietly, pulling away, biting her lip. Her dirty blond hair fell into her face. Sadie brushed it away, looking over at the famly that was laughing. She looked down and played with the end of her shirt. Sadie didn't know what it was like to have a family like that. Well, Sadie never had a family like that before. She was alywas on her own.

Alex smiled, "No problem. Now cheer up." he said. He brushed a few strands of stray hair away from her face. He knew how it felt to not know either of your biological parents, especially for one to die because of a stupid choice the parent had made. The idea just made him resent his father more, making him want to chop his own father to pieces and then thow the remains in Tartarus. Though that would never be able to happen, he still wished for that to happen. The gods have screwed up many lives because they chose to be whores and had kids with random people. What hypocrites. Though seeing her like this just empowered his anger.

Sadie smiled, actually blushing a bit at what Alex did. Sadie couldn't remember the last time a boy had made her blush. Sadie brushed her blond hair out of her green eyes. She gave Alex a small smile. Yet, she couldn't help but jump when the little kids laughed again. it made Sadie sick to her stomach. She never had anything like that. Sadie had to grow up fast to live in London. Sadie was laways on her own.

Alex would probably soon get bored of her and leave, like everyone else did. Sadie looked away and gulped, looking pale. Suddenly, Sadie got up, hurt in her eyes. You could see it in her eyes that she had been hurt before.

"I'm sorry. I-I just can't do this," Sadie told Alex, giving him a quick kiss on the lips before running out of the door. The cold air hit her like a ton of bricks. Sadie coughed and ran, not realizing she was in the middle of the street. Suddenly, a horn honked and Sadie looked up, eyes wide. And that's when the bus hit her.

Alex ran out, chasing after her when he ran and tried to stop the bus, but he was too late. She had been hit. He saw as the bus had continued driving, and that it was off duty. Alex ran to the middle of the road, many people crowded around her. He saw blood, lots of blood. He didn't know if he was hallucinating or not, but there was a ton of blood. Warm blood that seemed to stain on the cement as he dialed 9-1-1. "No, don't. Why..." he whispered over and over again, not really sure who he was talking to. Not sure if he was going mad. Not sure if this was all a dream.

Sadie had no idea where she was. She didn't feel pain. Just numbness. That was all. Maybe it was from shock. Or maybe it was from being alone to long. Sadie didn't know what she was doing really. Images flashed by her eyes. They weren't good ones either.

Sadie's green eyes opened for a second. Everything was so blurry though. She felt something warm soak into her clothes. Sadie didnt know it was her own blood. she closed her eyes again as she saw a man, putting her on a stretcher or something. Sadie moaned lightly before passing out, not knowing if she knew that was reality. All Sadie could think about was Alex.

Sadie was in Never never land. Like literally. She was off somewhere, dreaming and wishing. But, Sadie thought about Alex. She skis thought about Cole her cousin. Mostly Alex though. Sadie was in and out if being awake, trying to live.

A few good hours later, Sadie's green eyes fluttered open. What the Hades? Sadie felt so weak. She also felt in her arm. Sadie raised her arm; IV. Sadie closed her eyes and rubbed them, moaning lightly.

"Alex," Sadie moaned, her green eyes opening for good for the first time.

Sadie smiled somewhat when Alex fell on the floor. Oh Alex. She studied him, seeing how tried he was. Ugh, she dis this to him? Poor Alex. Sadie sat up more, ignoring the pain. She looked at Alex as her green eyes changed to the color gray.

"What happened?" Sadie asked Alex softly, knowing he was well still sleep. Sadie rubbed her eyes, feeling so naked under the hospital gown.

Sadie blinked a few times. A bus? No way. Oh gods, she hoped it wasn't a double decker bus because that would be pretty ironic seeing as she was British. Sadie studied Alex again, clenching and unclenching her jaw.

"I'm fine. Are you okay?" Sadie asked Alex, putting a hand on his cheek. But, Sadie pulled away though, not knowing if he would like that.

WHOOOOOOOO

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