Layla Dixon

"What can I do to help?" Eddie questioned, looking Layla over. He didn't know what the heck she had to be insecure of. He loved her with his whole heart and he had tried to show her that all the time. She was his girl... "If it's something I'm doing wrong, or maybe even something I'm lacking in, I need you to tell me. I can't fix what I don't know about babe."

"What can I do to help?" Eddie questioned, looking Layla over. He didn't know what the heck she had to be insecure of. He loved her with his whole heart and he had tried to show her that all the time. She was his girl... "If it's something I'm doing wrong, or maybe even something I'm lacking in, I need you to tell me. I can't fix what I don't know about babe."

Layla was usually much better at hiding and keeping people from noticing when she was having one of her breakdowns. She wasn't so successful this time. Her face and neck were deep red, she felt like her heart was going to explode, her hands were shaking. It was all too much too fast!

This was the worst one she had had since moving. Brought on by being in the wrong place at the wrong time, the girl screaming after what sounded like her being slammed into metal, had been a boy startling his girlfriend, not her about to get hit.

"We need to talk."

"can you not see that you have a problem?"

"You said you were going to stop."

"Why did you lie to me?"

"This has gotten way out of hand. You need help!"

"I'm worried about you."

"You're not the only one this affects!"

"How long have you been hiding this from me?"

"I'm trying to be there for you but you make it so difficult sometimes."

"I don't like the way you act when you use that stuff."

"Please don't push me away."

"I know you're having a hard time, but this isn't the answer."

You're going to loose everything if you don't stop."

"Can't you tell this stuff is making you sick?"

"You look awful."

"I can't watch you do this to yourself."

"I know someone who might be able to help you."

"When is this going to stop? When you're dead?"

"All that progress out the window, and for what? A quick buzz?"

"If you can't do it for yourself then please do it for me!"

"I'm taking this. You've had enough."

"I've been looking everywhere for you!"

"Where did you get that stuff?"

"So, you're not quitting?"

"I'm taking you home. Right now."

"We need to get you to the hospital."

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