ing walked out of this house as an employee yesterday, I was entering it jobless. One question I kept on asking myself was if the end result was worth it. The pl

r immediately from selling those lies, when would she understand that she was so transparent as easy to see right through. "But what Mom?" I asked her making her frown at me. "You don't get to shout at me young woman, I'm not some baby, I'm your mother and I demand respect too". That move also wasn't going to go past me either, "Mom, just promise me that you'd see the doctor" I said pouring my emotions into my words before hugging her tightly. I would have probably cried on her shoulder but I had to be stronger than that for her. She needed me most at this time and the best I could do was to smile and pretend all was okay. Shortly after mom left, I laid on my bed thinking of how things ended up this way. My mind began to carelessly wander towards the issue that led to all these, last night. A party to remember was the theme of the night and surprisingly to me, it was indeed one. A phone call immediately drew me out of my thoughts, bringing me back to present. With high hopes that it was probably my boss calling to inform me that he needed me. Upon seeing the caller, I frowned and decided to let it ring because we had nothing to talk about anymore, she should be pretty aware that I no longer work for fiancee. Mom would pop in my room once in awhile to check up on me and everytime she did, I smiled. The night soon dawned on me and I quickly retired to bed to avoid mom's calls. Tomorrow was another day to get a job even though I knew it would pay less, a job was still a job and was far better than being jobless. _________________ Next morning _________________ I woke u