Dear Ex, It's My Turn

toward me. "Save your pathetic tears," she hissed. "Sign th

hands trembled as I stared down at the divorce papers, my tears falling in hot, si

hem both. But my strength had abandoned me, crushed beneath their cruel behavior towar

r voice sharp and commanding, cu

to the last shred of strength I had left. Tears dripped onto the paper as I hesi

m. Her grip was firm and unyielding, her nails digging into my skin as she shoved my hand

brighter than ever. Her hand lashed out one last time, the slap sharp and stinging.

er voice dripping with venom. She stepped back, looking down at me with disgus

heart breaking under the weight

t the crushing weight of betrayal. I clutched my chest, desperate to keep myself from shattering entirely. My tears h

and faint, each word heavy with despair. "This is m

ercing deeper than even Theo's rejection. This was all I

ng force. His touch silenced me, its chill spreading through my body like frost. Without hesi

feet scraped against the floor, my shoes scuffing against the marble tiles as I strugg

ning firm, his pace unyielding. He didn't even spare me a glance,

ices rang out, their amusement cutting through the air like jagged glass. The so

topped abruptly, his grip tightening for a moment before he released me. The sudden loss

a jarring thud. Pain shot through my legs, but it was nothing compared to the ache in my

though I were dirt beneath his feet. His disgus

sneered, his voice devoid of warmth or humanity. "No o

h welt on my soul. My chest heaved as sobs tore through me

begged, my tears falling unchecked, my hands clasped t

t. "There's nothing here that ever belonged to you, or you

the pain in my chest. I looked up at him, my face streaked wi

king. "Let me in... please. I'll do anything. I'll lose the wei

etrayal even deeper. "Shut the crap, Lana," he snapped, his words slici

hed down on me, my breath hitchin

do every pathetic thing to try and please me, it won't change a thing. I'll

yzed by his words. I opened my mouth to speak, to plead, but no words came ou