Today, I Stop Dying for You
Frozen in place, I bore the weight of their stares—some filled with pity, others with pure mockery.
These people weren't wrong. For years, I had wasted an insane amount of public resources. I had slit my wrists, ingested toxins, attempted to drown myself in the river, and once, I had set the curtains at home on fire in an attempt to immolate myself.
Each incident had been dramatic, and each time, it had ended with Morgan temporarily coming back to me.
The ambulance driver gave me a sympathetic look and sighed. "Young lady, are you getting in? Or are we not needed today?"