Little things change so much Part 81:
Hate

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AN:
I actually wanted to write Piper's reaction as well, but the reaction I had wrote, I wrote pretty bad and otherwise it was pretty selfish. What I wrote wasn't like Piper. If anyone who reads this, has an idea of her reaction, then just review and tell me something. I'm up for everything and for every idea and as soon as I have something I can add something of Piper in no time.

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Phoebe laid on her be. She was still crying heavily, even thought she didn't know why. Can you even cry out of hate?
'That's not fair!!! Prue did everything and I get punished. I hate them! Both of them! Grams and Prue! I didn't even have a saying in signing that fucking test! Prue just did everything. She's such a damn bitch. And Grams. Where's this fair? All I did was writing a bad mark! I just don't get math! Where's that my freaking fault? Like Piper said, not everyone can get everything. Not everyone is perfect. Not everyone is as perfect as Prue and Grams!'

Phoebe dug her face in her pillow
'Then I am stupid, so? What's wrong with it? I hate this fucking house! I hate this... prison I live in. I hate Prue! Why can't she finally stop acting like mom!! She's not mom!! She never will be!!!! Mom...'
That thought hurt and at the same time that thought brought even more anger to her. Her mom had left her and so did her dad. Her parents left her and so did Julia and Richard. They just left her alone in this fucking house.

Phoebe thought, starting to hit her pillow.
'Leave? Leave!'

Phoebe thought and finally pushed her tears away. She grabbed her backpack and threw her school stuff onto the floor, then went to her closet. He grabbed for a few clothes and stuffed them into the backpack. She then looked around. She couldn't leave through the door. Grams would stop her. The window. She starred at it and then went over to the window and opened it. She looked outside for a second. At first she was pretty scared but then saw the grid on the outside of the house-wall, where Grams roses rose up the wall. Phoebe nodded slightly to herself. Then climbed out of the window and down the grid. When she reached the floor, she started to run. Run as fats as she could. She didn't even care her bleeding hands. She got them hurt with the thorns of the roses. But Phoebe just ran. Without having an image of where she could go. She just wanted to leave. What Phoebe also didn't notice yet, was that it had started to rain heavily.