Allison Reed

The Fallout

Allison and Ethan had been together for years. They were high school sweethearts that everyone admired. They were the couple that made everyone believe in true love. However, things had changed, and they had grown apart. They argued more than they laughed, and Allison felt like she wasn't being heard.

One day, they had a huge fight. It was like nothing they had ever experienced before. Things were said that couldn't be taken back, and the tension was palpable. Allison stormed out of their apartment, slamming the door behind her. She went to her best friend's house to try and clear her head, but she couldn't shake the feeling that things were different now.

Days went by without any communication between Allison and Ethan. She tried to call him, but he wouldn't answer. She sent him texts, but he didn't respond. She was worried and confused, but she didn't know what to do.

That was until she found out her brother, Liam, was going to be released from prison. Allison was ecstatic. She had missed her brother desperately, and she couldn't wait to see him. She called Ethan to tell him the news, but he didn't answer. So she decided to go to his apartment to surprise him.

What she found there was something she never expected. Ethan was in bed with another woman. Allison was furious. She couldn't believe he would do this to her. She stormed out of the apartment, tears streaming down her face.

A few days later, Liam was released from prison. Allison told him everything that had happened, and he was livid. He couldn't believe someone would hurt his sister like that. So he took matters into his own hands.

He found Ethan and confronted him. Ethan tried to plead his case, but Liam wasn't having any of it. He punched Ethan in the face, and he fell to the ground. Liam continued to beat him until the police arrived.

Allison watched as her brother was taken away in handcuffs. She knew he had done something wrong, but she couldn't help but feel grateful that he had stood up for her. As for Ethan, she knew she would never forgive him for what he had done.