Hey baby, I think I wanna marry you {JakMocha}
Jan 16, 2012 16:39:17 GMT -5
Post by ali on Jan 16, 2012 16:39:17 GMT -5
How can I decide whats right when you're clouding up my mind, I'm can't win your losing fight all the time.
I sat, slumped agains my arm chair- the maid tidying the few things that littered my floor. My new pink dress, yes thats right- Pink, is bunched up around my knees. I prop my head up with my left hand as I sigh in sheer bordem waiting. What was happening today, was something I was certainly not looking forward too. It was something my parents had just, sprung on me. Over dinner. Both me and the voices hadn't been happy. I knew something was up when they actually told me to come eat dinner with them- not ask, told. If it hadn't been for the beefy servant giving us bread- my hands would have done some serious damage to my fathers neck. They managed to hold me down long enough to force me the pill- something that closed the voices off. I hated it- taking the pill. I didn't take it often. The only days I took it was when the reaping took place and well- thats it. Going out was never an option, except to buy a new dress for the Reaping. This years dress trip had failed and I ended up with this hideously coloured dress. Some how, I don't think we were shopping for Reaping Dresses after all.
"Miss"
I looked up at the Ginger nurse. I hated gingers- they scared me. The voices had once told me that gingers wanted my soul because they hadn't got one themselves. Of course, I was much younger then but still- I didn't like the Gingers. I sighed and nodded- not really wanting to talk to the ginger.
"Your mother wishes me to do your hair....."
I nodded allowing the girl to approach and comb through my hair. I sighed and looked ahead of me thinking about that god awful news. Guess what Astrid- we have found you a sutible husband. An Arranged Marriage. I honestly do not know what my parents were thinking- who do they think would have the littlest of interest in some phsycopath like me. No, wait, I knew exactly what they were thinking- they were thinking that the sooner they made me someone elses, the sooner that their imperfect daughter would be no longer bothersome and no long their problem- they could then continue their lives as they had done before my birth; as happy people. I knew they didn't love me but marrying me off was just about as low as two hating parents could get. It was too late now of course- they were coming over for Lunch followed by a light tea at dinner time. Mother wanted the man to stay the night.
I wasn't sure how old he was but I was guessing possibly late 30's- he was a Doctor after all. What kinda Doctor is beyond me but knowing my parents he was gonna be a head Doctor to help out with my Schizophrenia. I hated having Schizophrenia but I hated not having the voices in my head. It made me feel weak- easily broken. Just like now, as I sat letting the Maid comb my hair. Emotions were easily avalible to my messed up brain- so the littlest thingsor the biggest to someone who was normalwould set me off crying. No doubt that I would cry today. Probably over him not liking me- not that I actually cared. I didn't want to get married. I never have and never want too; but I have to. I am also guessing I have to bear my parents and my in-laws, grandchildren. Something I definatley did not want. How could a child survive with a mother who was insane from the inside out? They couldn't thats how.
All of a sudden the door bell rang and I heard my mother call "Astrid- Dear, the Hunnisett's are here!"
"Coming Mother...." I called back
As I stood- the maid put down the brush and just stoop their smiling. I ignored her and walked out into the hallway. The name Hunnisett meant nothing to me, apart from Dr. Hunnisett Senior. Oh god I thought. They had arranged me to marry Dr. Hunnisett Senior! He was like 50 years old- talk about creepy much. This just made me even more nervous- something I felt alot despite the voices- as I walked down the stairs. To my relief, I saw that Dr. Hunnisett Senior actually had a wife, thank god. A girl stood beside him- their daughter I presume. She wore a pink dress like me, but hers was much brighter than mine. Finally, I lay my eyes on the final member of the party. He was pale and baby faced with longish brown hair and blue eyes and wore glasses. He was quite handsome and I couldn't help but smiles to myself. I knew the voices would disagree but that was funny- that was why I was smiling.
"Hello" I uttered to our guest and my future husband.Never gonna own whats mine when you're always taking sides but you won't take away my prides- No not this time.
The Dress