Better Left Unknown
Sometimes, we find ourselves in troubling dilemmas. When Tiffany sees a vision involving life and death, she is left with a dilemma and only questions. The answers lay in the future, but from this day forward, Tiffany can either choose to ignore her vision or try to prevent it from occuring.But sometimes, some things are better left unknown. Foreword September 23, 2013She swallows her saliva like a lump of coal. She feels her throat closing up and it reminds her of the time she saw her—when she saw her with the same guy again. She can feel tears forming, but she promised herself she wouldnt cry. They all eventually stop, she thinks. Because no one really knows how she really feels—how her heart aches whenever a mere thought of her invades her mind.Her eyes dully fix themselves onto the screen of her phone. Text messages after text messages appear before her eyes. She remembers the bittersweet memories like a daily activity you can never forget.But why? Why did this happen?Why does it have to be her? Why does she still love her? Why, even after all of the drunken lies, does she still want her? Why does she purposely blind herself from the harsh reality when she knows the truth? Why?She loves her too much to leave even though she knows everything.But in the depths of her unwanted thoughts, she knows that they eventually all stop. Just. Like. Her.Everyone is the same, yet no one really notices.She hides her feelings and makes it seem as though everything is fine. But its not. Nothing is.A smile always replaces her quivering lips, but no one really notices. Her twinkling eyes always replace her tearing eyes, but no one really notices. In the end, she doesnt even notice.Because no one ever does.And it doesnt really matter.It never does.And thats when she decides that her own life doesnt matter. It never did—especially not to her. So when she lets her foot purposely dangle over the ledge, she closes her eyes one last time and prays silently that one day, she will matter. To someone. To anyone.With one final breath, she prepares herself for the leap.