District 9 | Josslyn Foxwood | Tribute
Despite growing up with a family of men, I was still weak. Two, black smears ruined my once white pillow from where my mascara ran during my silent sobbing. I heard footsteps, then a knock at the door. I sat up, pullng my tangled auburn hair out of my stormy grey eyes. I had taken the braid out earlier too. I grabbed a tissue and wiped all the make-up off my face, then took a deep breath to compose myself. I opened the door, seeing no one. Then a note on the floor caught my eye. Cautiously, I picked it up and closed the door, sitting on my bed now. A faint smile danced across my lips as I read the words, obviously written by Grant. He said sorry liek four times. I flipped it over and wrote in my neat handwriting: I understand, just don't ever do it again. We can still hang out, if you happen to see me again. Training starts soon and I'll be all caught up in learning. Sorry for overreacting. I slipped out and went to the door of his room, sliding the note under it. I knocked twice, then darted off around the corner, listening.