In the time of a second, I gained all the strength in the world to thrust her off me so I could escape.
I felt as if I was running from the police with the severe racing of thoughts plotting in my mind.
My hands were ripping at the bathroom door, but it was occupied.
The carpet burned my feet and my knees felt as if they were going to collapse because of the intensity of my energy change.
I broke through the backdoor and seeing as there was no way out, I glared at the 8 foot fence and grabbed hold.
Steamy tears hurled down my face and I was over the top faster than I thought possible. Splinters bit at my palms like angry bugs.
Elegantly landing on my feet, I continued my breaking away.
I was invincible. Well, that is, until I became too dizzy to take another step.
I crashed to the ground, yet again, but this time it was a more cushioned material called concrete.
My only wish in the world right now was that my mom would never find me here.
The only person I ever wanted to see until my last breath was William.