What We Do

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Summary

What happens when you're barely holding on by a thread and the thread suddenly unravels? An accident, that doesn't end up being an accident at all, rips Porter Bellows world apart, again. Struggling to stay sober before the accident and barely holding it together after. Calla wants nothing to do with Porter. She made her peace a few months ago. Trying to juggle everything in her life when the accident he's in spills over to her life. Things are done that cannot be taken back. Lines are crossed that cost another life. More blood spilled.

Status
Complete
Chapters
24
Rating
n/a
Age Rating
18+

Sophie

"Are you actually fucking kidding me right now?" I scream slamming my hand on the dash in front of me.

"Stop screaming." Porter grits out through his teeth.

"This is about her. It's always about her!" I scream again.

"This is about me, Sophie. Jesus fucking Christ. Do you ever think about what I might need?" He spits glaring at me.

He hates me. I know this. I think he always has but I am a body to warm his bed at night.

"We're having a baby in six weeks!"

"We can do that in separate apartments. We aren't together Sophie. How many times do I need to tell you this?" He sounds exasperated. His knuckles white on the wheel from clenching it.

"Keep reminding me. Please. I live to hear about how I am nothing compared to your precious Calla, but where is she Porter? She's not here!" My voice cracks and I glare at him.

"Stop talking." He warns.

"No. I won't. I put your ass through therapy when she broke your heart again. I was there!" My angers bubbling over now. I want to punch some sense into his beautiful face.

"She isn't the reason I used." Lies. It's all fucking lies. All the time. I am so sick of it. I growl and grab the wheel. Yanking hard. "What the fuck? Let go!" He shouts. I don't. I yank it again. "Are you fucking insane?" He yells looking at me with wide eyes.

In this moment, I think I might be. But all sense leaves me when something collides with us. Sending us over the ledge of the mountain. The car somersaulting too many times. I try to force my eyes open, air into my lungs but I can't.

In this moment I let go. I let it all go.

I reach for the peace that I deeply desire. More than the life this has turned out to be.