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Present Day
Sia could not believe her eyes.
Why was she here?
She could physically feel a drop in her chest.
First Andrew and now her?
"Wh-" Sia couldn't speak and apparently she didn't need to, she was cut off by Andrew
"Why the fuck are you here?!" Andrew yelled as he turned around to look at her
Taking both of the sisters offguard .
Both of them shared a look and Sia witnessed how her once so confident sister, now had hurt written all over herself.
Almost as a reflex, Sia had turned back to Andrew to stop him from hurting her but she stopped when the reality hit her.
They were a couple now.
She was the outsider.
It was their personal matter and she couldn't possibly interfere.
Sia still somewhat wanted to stand up for her sister.
Protect her from anyone who raised his voice at her.
Just like she always has.
"I came to sort whatever this is for once and all"
She answered , her confidence returned.
"Huh please"
Andrew scoffed before he gave all his attention back to Sia, who has been silently observing them
She has never seen them together as a couple.
Is this how they've always been?
Is this some kind of their thing?
Why were they so annoyed with each other?
"Sia.."
Andrew took a step towards her.
Sia backed off
" It's been so long, let's get this over with. Yeah? Cmon let's go back home"
Andrew spoke softly.
As if he didn't just said the most unexpected thing.
He kicked her out himself.
Even she was beyond annoyed with Andrew now.
But she couldn't do anything except to watch the scene unfold.
She decided to let the whole situation lay out and then she would do the necessary to make sure, Andrew stays hers and Sia stays out.
Sia on the other hand was too stunned to speak.
She could not believe her ears. She kept looking in Andrew's eyes displaying nothing but pure longing.
YOU ARE READING
You said you wouldn't
RomanceThe person I've dedicated my whole life to was standing in front of me holding his mistress's hand asking me to leave My chin trembled as I tried to speak. Ask him out about the words which had made me believe that what we had was something real. S...
