Dear Bully,

Today at lunch you found me hiding in the library.

I was in the middle of panic attack.

You were alone.

....

The boy walked into the library looking for the girl. She wasn't in the cafeteria, and he's planning on telling her to keep her mouth shut about the party.

The girl dropped her phone and started crying. She finally allowed herself to cry after two weeks of keeping the tears in. She had just read horrible nasty comments about her on the videos the anonymous page has posted of her getting embarrassed.

"Fuck..." the girl sobs as she runs a hand through her long black hair.

The girl leans against the wall for support, and falls to the floor. Her heart begins to beat quickly. Her face heats up and the begins gasping for air. As if the stress, fear,suffering, and anger were all suffocating her. As struggles with breathing she see people casually walking around looking at the books. No one cares.

The boy walks into the library and glances around. He remembers how the girl often hides in the corner behind the mystery/thriller genre. He walks forcefully towards the corner and stops behind the girl. She doesn't acknowledge his presence as she struggles to try to clam her self down.

"Hey!" The boy called walking to her, so still not facing on her knees and hands on the floor.
"Daniela."

The girl quickly tries to recover. She wipes away her tears and puts a straight face on. Her heart is still racing, she is still skipping breathes, she is still shaking, she is still suffering.

"W-what?" the girl stuttered.

The boy, already irritated from earlier by Carly, step forward. He grabs the girls arm and yanks her up. She screams in pain and panic. He quickly covers her mouth.

"Shut up." he hisses into her ear.

The girl begins to panic even more. So many vivid memories flash into her mind. She starts crying. Her heart ready to burst out of her chest. She passes out in his strong grip.

"What the fuck? ..." the boy places her down and knees besides her. He gently nudges her, "Daniela?... Dany?"

.....

Love,
Me