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My mind is overwhelmed by every word we exchanged in the last twenty-four hours, even worse by the ones we didn’t, trying to put them together like a puzzle without the box as a guide. No idea what the picture will be when it’s finally complete, just struggling to line up edges to match. To make sense of it.
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Last night after he left, I stood there with my friends trying to replay how it went so wrong so quickly. And while they weren’t exactly in the right state of mind to help me, they both heard him say he was done and saw him walk away. But I hadn’t been done, I wanted to hear it from him. I was convinced, somewhat by Stella, that I just needed to talk to him, or better yet not talk.
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The parts of it that made me fall so quickly, that positioned him as the sun, only lending me his warmth, thawing out the frozen parts of me. Layer by layer melting it away in his natural glow.
daylight by Taylor swift is their song. the way she compares him to the sun repeatedly through the book like
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Some of Josh’s greatest-hits. ‘You aren’t spending time with your friends’ and ‘how well can he really know you’ and of course ‘this was never going to last’, and I loaded those poison dipped arrows and fired them directly at Reid in a moment of desperation about fourteen hours ago.
Hoping this might be the image of the puzzle my mind is trying to piece together. But I know it’s not, and I toss it in the garbage and I walk out the front door.
I refuse to believe this is how things end for them. They were soulmates, she loved him, he loved her, they were supposed to end up together I was rooting for them I was always rooting for them this kills me. I hate this. I hate it here.
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Pretending there might be a future, one I couldn’t predict, but still could exist. Pretending that he knew me, in all the ways that matter. Pretending that he loved me, in all the ways he showed. Pretending I’m okay to know that he doesn’t, in all the ways he said. Pretending that I’m okay, at all.
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This is a better place to cry. The only place to cry. Where the tears can be lost in the crowd of water droplets.
bring that here. I couldn’t be that here. I don’t want to feel that here,” I don’t want to feel anything here, “it’s going to be hard enough. I haven’t even gone into my room yet because I know what’s in there. Polaroids of us when we were together, the sheets we slept on when we were together, and all the physical reminders that we aren’t
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sobbed in the shower and thought about what was said, how he felt, and then, I began to convince myself I was okay.

