If you don't feel like reading the prologue, you can skip if you like. This just shows how you get stuck in the Naruto world.

(Y/n): Your Name
(L/n): Last Name
Your POV

Get me out of here.

It's cold. Help! Someone... please?

Arms reached through the cold, rusted bars, cries echoed through the room.

You woke with a small yelp as you could still hear the screams echoing in your head. What happened?! Where am I?! Oh right... I'm not there anymore... I'm back at the shelter, where it's "safe."

You still hate it here, you wish you could leave. But nobody would want you, and even then, there's no guarantee you'd be happy there either. You're so stupid, you're never going to get out of this hell hole.

"Beeep- (Y/n) (L/n) to counseling- Beeep- Repeat: (Y/n) (L/n) to counseling- Beeep"

That's your call. Without bothering to get dressed or even brush your hair, you walked out of the room.

A suffocating silence filled the white halls and you went to your destination. You knocked quietly, before opening the door. There she sat, platinum hair pulled back tightly into a bun, clothing without a single wrinkle, and her nose ever so slightly too high in the air.

"Ah, hello (Y/n). How are you doing on this day?"

You didn't answer, you simply walked to her desk, taking a seat facing her.

"Okay then," she forced a smile, but you could tell neither of you wanted to be there, "are you ready to talk today? About what happened?"

Screams, cries, echoing through the chamber.

You shook your head.

She sighed, pinching the bridge of her nose, "Things will never change if you keep this up. You'll be stuck here in rehab forever."

You said nothing. Despite wanting to leave here so bad, you simply weren't ready to talk about what happened. You probably never will be. But you don't want to be here forever.

"Fine then," she said in an irritated tone, "I guess we'll try again tomorrow. You're dismissed."

You nodded, then left.

Tap tap tap.

You walked briskly back to your room, hoping to avoid what was coming.

"Hey (Y/n)~"

You froze, shivers running down your spine. He's back. Next thing you knew, you were pinned against the wall. You could tell you were shaking.

"Miss me?" He said flirtatiously.

He always did this, what was worse was that he was in his 20s. You ducked under his arms trying to run away, but he grabbed your arm and you flinched, hating being touched, you would've screamed if your voice had not caught in your throat.

"Come now, don't be like that. You know you want me, you dirty girl."

You tried to struggle, but he pulled your hair until your knees buckled. Then he let go and you plummeted to the floor. He walked closer to you. You had to get away, by any means.

Without another thought, you kicked him where the sun does not shine as hard as you could before scrambling to your feet. However he seemed to recover a little quicker than you thought he would because he began to chase you, "I'll make you pay for that you little bitch!"

You dove into your room, closing the door before shoving the desk in front of it. They didn't have locks here so this was the best you could do under the circumstances. The door started to shake as he tried to get in. You had to escape. You pulled the sheet off your bed, and then the fitted one as well, tying them together. Then you yanked the curtains off the rods as well, trying to make a long enough rope to aid your escape. It wasn't that long but it's get you far enough down so you'd only sustain minor injuries from your fall.

The desk started to inch across the floor as the door began to budge. You hastily fumbled to tie the linen rope to something, anything. Not having any other options, you tied it to the bed frame before jumping out of the window.

However, the bed was not as sturdy as you had originally thought. Just as the door burst open, the frame snapped and the rope fell, pulling a piece of wood with it. You gripped helplessly at the air but to no avail. You fell a solid 4-5 stories before finally hitting the ground with a thud, followed by the broken leg of the bed frame hitting your head and everything went dark.