My Secret, My Bully, My Mates by Miss L

When all of my limbs are numb, and I can’t even lift my arms to throw punches, I sit in front Of the new bag and just stare at the hole I produced. The bowels of stuffing and sand spilling out onto the floor in front of me. I don’t even know when it broke.

I just stare and cry, let the emotional exhaustion take over, and a sick, twisted part of me hopes they feel it. Feel it to their core and it brings them to their knees. I want them to feel the pain and heartache that they have contributed to, unconscious or not.

At some point the weariness must have taken over, because the next thing I know, my eyes are fluttering open to the sounds of voices. Angry, but whispering voices. I strain to listen while I take in my surroundings.

“She has broken every bone in both her hands..

White walls, my bedroom walls are white right?

“How is that even possible, she wasn’t down there that long?”

These sheets are scratchy, definitely not mine.

“She punched a hole straight through the brand new bag! It’s one hundred percent possible.

I don’t recognize the smell, I’m not in one of the guys rooms either. I wish these people would shut up, I’m exhausted.

There are stress fractures in both forearms and in her lower legs that have already begun to heal. She is severely malnourished too, but that is probably a result of her level of training and participating in the trials and not replenishing properly. And don’t get me started on the list of old injuries that were never treated properly before she got her wolf.

“Ugh!” Everything hurts, what the hell happened?

please can I go

has had plenty to

talking about? Who are they talking

the hell is beeping? Can someone turn that off?” Is what

sweet girl. You’re awake. You have no idea how happy I am to see those gray eyes.” I blink again

hand. I wince at the gentle

Where

in the gym and Brett couldn’t get

my heart

didn’t you tell me how bad

my slow brain is starting to connect the dots of the conversation that was going on out

that bad and

cares about helping anyone else,

all just keep their heads down and don ‘t make waves, because

anyway the principal sees fit and anyone else paid off. People look

an eye when injuries that have nothing to do with training show up. Why would anyone tell, when