Hadyn's screechy alarm interrupted the first decent sleep she had had since the when she found out that the love of her life was dating the girl who lived in the room next to her, who was also known as her sister. After pressing the snooze button about seven times she finally got up. As usual she pretty much ran out of her house avoided her mother who had looked at her in fear since the day Harry had hit Hadyn. Music was even more awkward that day because Jake had actually gone to class and he starred at Hadyn constantly all period. Hadyn spent her lunch alone as usual and before she knew it the day was over. About one fourth of the way home it started to pour rain and Hadyn only had a thin sweater on. She pulled up her hood and picked up her pace. Then she felt a cold splash at her left side. Hadyn looked up and saw her sister's jeep fly by her. "Bridgett, baby, stop and get her." pleaded Jake from inside the jeep. Bridgett stared at him asking herself why he was saying this. She looked back and saw her sister walked arms folded through the raindrops. She rolled her eyes and backed up. Hadyn saw the blue paint of the jeep and she hopped inside. They drove home and ran inside the house. As soon as they got inside Bridgett pushed Jake against the wall and started kissing him. It made Hadyn wanted to grab a knife and stab her eyes, but instead she ran to her room crying. Jake pushed Bridgett away from him and ran after Hadyn. He ran in her room knowing what she was doing. She was sitting on her bed crying hysterically with the razor clenched between her fingers. He ran to her and pulled her arms back making her scream even louder. He started hushing her, which calmed Hadyn down immensely. She didn’t know what to do. Hadyn just sat there memorizing the moment when Jake had his arms around her. Bridgett ran in the room and broke the silence. She started to throw a fit. She ran over to Hadyn and started kicking her and screaming. Jake pulled Bridgett away and 2 words poured out of his mouth that Hadyn wanted to hear. "It's over..."