Second Chance At Love

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bye

? What kind of bad luck did I have? I couldn't stop crying as I mourned the obvious loss of my love. Fred was the only man I had been with ever since I had graduated from college. He had b

r as I made my way back to the room, I knocked the door gently not wanting to disturb any of the other people in the hotel, thankful to find the doo

cony window, I lost all my cool. I picked a shoe that lay next to me

muster, ignoring the pain in my head. I lunged at him, hands flailing around as I tried to inflict as much pain as I could on him. I needed him to feel pain, even if it

love of my life is gone. I hate you. I hate you, I fucking hate you. How could you take advantage of me? Did yo

as he spun me around so I was locked in his grip, my hands in one of h

m or else I'm calling security." He ye

the sobs wracked through my body. I let it all out, all the pain that ran through my body. I cried and just kept crying, not even after Mr. Rhodri had ushered me to the couch a

. Rhodri just stood there, emotionless as he watched me break down in front of me, probably clueless as to what to do.

room to gather my essentials. So far, nothing I remember taking from home was missing in my bag. Mr. Rhodri just stood still were he was and watched

erical woman who just lost the love of her life after a very blurry night. He looked at me like he was trying to read me or

hat I was ashamed of, I didn't know. This was not me. I needed to get out of this suffocati

ade a beeline for the door as I held my heels and bag in my ha

fore I slowly turned

confusion and curiosity in his eyes. It looked like he genuinely wanted to know about me. I wa

caught' by my boyfriend instead of going after him to solve the problem? Would I be so wasted that I cannot remember making an arrangement with you for a night? Would I be that reckless? Huh? Would I –", with each word, I found myself getting an

person that I thought you were. I believe there has b

a no braine

way to solve our problems." He said as he gestured towards the couch. I thought about it. There was nothing l

dignity speak for me when I said, "

lked out