I was laying on my bed, practically stuck there. I had the flu and I absolutely hated being sick.
"Here honey." My mom brought in a bowl of steaming soup for me and placed it on my night stand beside me.
"Thank you." I said. I reached over and placed the hot soup over my stomach, my thick blanket being the only thing keeping this bowl from burning me. The heat felt nice and soothing.
I was home from school for the passed week. I would be able to go back once I feel better.
Cindy and I talked over the phone some days after she got home from school. I felt really bad for leaving her at school, but I had to get better. The flu was no joke.
Later that day, I gathered enough strength to go downstairs to scroll on the computer, because I was bored.
I scrolled through social media, looking at countless text posts and memes, and some pictures from people in my grade.
But then I stopped at one post that appeared in my feed. Elena posted a selfie with a group of friends. Rolling my eyes, I decided to just keep scrolling and not dwell on it.
I wasn't jealous of her anymore. I had my own best friend and that was enough for me. I was more confident and satisfied with myself. I didn't need to get lost in her endless posts.
I decided to give Cindy a call because the time indicated that school ended about half an hour ago. I waited for her to pick up, but she never did.
She's probably just busy, or tired after school. I didn't think too much of it. I went back upstairs to my room and took a nap.
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Mystery / ThrillerElena was everything that Stella wanted to be. She was beautiful, popular, and had a seemingly perfect life. How far will this obsession with her get? (I do NOT own imagery used in book cover. All rights and credits go to their rightful owners. I d...