Deadly Passion

e

I want us

end so much that I lost count of how many times my

r to the dial button, ho

picked the call at first,

lla,"

called me

"I don't understand.

nd you knew it as muc

ct. We're working just fine. I don't-P

ew when his tone was serious. His tone was completely

me anymore We haven't seen each other in about a month

The interview is tomorrow, and you know how excited I've been about

to waver as tears fill

someone

looded down my cheeks, and wiping them did nothing but fue

t the chance to tell you. I can't get into a long-distance relationship with you, Bella, I'm sorry

all the bad luck in the world. I wanted to tell him that I hop

p the phone and flung it onto a couch, coveri

lf, standing up and gathering the notes where I had scribbled

ment and into the car which I had spent most of my life saving

e job whose interview I would in in for tomorrow, and making friends was not somet

– a bar right in the middle of town. It was somewhere you went whenever you wanted to

l note to drink, but not enough to knock me out and give me a hangover that would je

ent when I tipped the glass of rum ba

and found a pair of b

ss and say you got dumped?" He rai

d. He laughed at my reaction, taking a fi

, though; he's an idiot for losing a person lik

ng to agree with this stranger

pe I don't break down tomorrow in the middl

huh? What job?"

don't think I'm allowed to inform strangers about it, unfortunately.

er down. It almost turned into a competiti

s your

la, if you'd l

tiful name," h

to know your name,

he joked, using my own words ag

family which didn't have much to offer even through the blood, sweat, and tears, he already had his futu

as finding a way to forget the pain, he couldn't

onfessed to not knowing how it felt like to

mean, no offence, but you just got your heart broken at

hink it's proper to feel a spark w

stared at me an

ers of his lips curved upwards, a

ting telepathically. He took my hand and led me out of the ba

one of the expens

turned around and smiled at h

nt to?" He

chard. Turning around and going back home would be the

be for one night. Maybe a good round of se

," I final

ghly grazing in heated desperation before we both found our rhythm. His hands went everywhe

, where I bade him good night and drove back t

repared for my interview wit

led candidates into the interviewing

alked into the office with co

found the last person I expected, sitting at the hea

nc