You guys, I am so sorry this took forever. I'm going to be updating a lot slower because there's just some stuff I need to sort out. I promise I won't stop completely! I wouldn't do that to you guys. Just please understand there's a lot of pressure on me to do a ton of stuff musically and academically. I'll try and update quicker, but no promises. I love you guys :*
-Mayeflower
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Kellin POV
I had locked myself in the bathroom when I was certain that Katelynne had left for chemo. Rowan, Liam, and Copeland were at their grandparents, so I was positive that no one would try and find me, let alone know that I disappeared at all.
I slid down the door and closed my eyes as I contemplated whether or not I wanted to ruin three long weeks of being clean. As memories from my and Katelynne's fight earlier rushed back through my mind, I decided that I didn't care anymore. I knew that Vic and Kate would be mad, but it just didn't matter to me anymore; I had been strong long enough.
I opened the cabinet under the sink and dug behind all the candles and useless junk to find my blade. I had hidden it in there right when I came back from tour. Of course, no one knew I did. I would have been chewed out if they ever found out I was allowing my self the option to self-harm again.
I grabbed my shiny new blade and held it in my fingers, admiring it sickeningly. I knew how twisted this was, and yet still I was going back on every promise I've ever made to the love of my life. I promised him I would be good while he was gone. I promised him I would do my best to be happy, when in reality, I was just letting myself bask in my depression. Maybe it wasn't good to think about it like that- I was just pissing myself off more.
I brought that shiny, silver blade to my wrist and pushed down. Once, twice, eight times, fifteen. I switched to the other wrist. I made the same number of horizontal slashes and watched as the droplets of blood fell to the tile floor. It seemed to memorise me as I was entranced by the bright red colour contrasting with the pure white of the tiles. A little pool started to form there.
I took a black rag from the bathroom closet and started to clean up the little mess I had made. I felt as if all the built up stress from the past few weeks had magically gone away with thirty simple cuts. I knew that, in a couple hours, all this euphoria I was feeling would go away and I would just as bad, if not worse than I was feeling before. I tried my hardest not to think about when that time would come, but it was hard. I took a deep breath and cleared my head from all worries.
I wrapped my wrists in gauze and medical tape and slipped on a sweater. But hey, it was like 55 degrees out today, so no one would assume anything. I double checked the sink, the floor, and the cabinets to make sure that there was no blood left, and when I was certain everything was clean, I left the bathroom.
My stomach was churning uncomfortably for the fact that it hadn't been given a real meal in four days. When Katelynne forced me to eat something, I would just throw it up ten minutes later. She kept confronting me, asking me things like "are you sick Kellin?" or "do you have an eating disorder?" I said no every time, but now I was starting to believe that she might be right. I acknowledged it very wearily though. I really didn't want to believe that it might be true.
I didn't know any guys with an eating disorder, let alone an almost thirty year old guy. I hated to think that I would be the only one. I always felt like I was the only one. I understood that I was probably being irrational and other guys were struggling with what I was dealing with, but I couldn't shake the thoughts out of my head. I was tired of being alone and feeling alone even though I knew somewhere in the back of my mind that I wasn't. I had my family, I had Vic, I had all my fans. So then, why do I still feel so alone?
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Darling You'll Be Okay (Kellic Fanfiction)
FanfictionWARNING: SELF-HARM AND ANOREXIA On tour, Kellin battles his demons. He thinks he has no one, but when he and Vic rekindle their friendship, he'll discover he's not as alone as he previously thought.