I thoroughly enjoyed this. It was quite well presented and, especially early on, her rage was quite believable. I do have a couple of complaints; minor, yet significant. These complaints are regarding a few choices in wording.

After weeping uncontrollably for way too many hours, the tears had abated to the point where they only cascaded down her face in brief bursts instead of constant showers.

The simplicity of one word can make something very solid take a sophomoric turn. "Way" does not belong, especially considering the superior stylistic presentation of this story. I would suggest replacing "way" with "far". Though the meanings are the same, essentially, one sounds to be coming from a teenager and the other from a writer with solid command of the language.

Solid, dependable, really handsome Drake,

Again, superior stylization of a piece of fiction with a word more suitable for a teenagers writing thrown in. I am sure you could find a better word - "extremely" or "very" would fit better.

I can't say that these things detracted from the overall story. I do find, however, that such simplistic styling should be left to dialog and not the actual story telling portions.

Those are my complaints. Few as they were, I thought they should be noted. A few wrong turns can make a great story mundane. A solid telling of a mundane story can make it great - or near great.