Sam.
I'm drafting emails again.
It's stupid.
I'm seeing her anyway.
Why am I so nervous?
Ridiculous.
I smile at the fleet of hope in my stomach.
I quickly quell it.
Fracture the pane of glass called Hope and it shatters at my feet.
I smile
because I'm scared.
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My car is very similar to a monkey.
It creates sounds that Liv always thought were perturbing.
Ooh-ooh-aah-aah.
And it is a very dull brown.
Just for fun, I stuck a 'monkey on board' sticker on my rear windshield.
She always laughed.
She said that I should bring it to Hollywood.
It was a joke.
I said, one day, that her banana dress would match perfectly with the car.
I said, another day, that I should dress up with her in a banana suit on Halloween.
It never happened.
Because of That Day.
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I park in the school parking lot.
I haven't been there in so long.
My parents say that I should get my butt moving.
Suck it up.
Life doesn't wait for you,
and neither does your girlfriend.
I don't tell them that we aren't together anymore.
I don't tell them that she hates me.
I don't tell them it was my idea.
3:30 pm.
Kids are piling out of the main entrance.
I don't see her.
4:00 pm.
She's not there.
I worry that she's bailed.
But then.
She walks out.
Scans around.
Sees my car.
And pales.
She's nearly as white as a sheet of paper.
I get out of the car.
I shout, Livvy, are you okay?
She stumbles.
I run.
Catch her from falling.
And she cries.
Tears falling.
falling,
streaming down her face.
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Emails
Teen FictionAfter the falling out of a relationship between Sam and Liv, both have gone their separate ways. While Liv is trying to forget what happened, Sam is constantly drafting emails that either are too insensitive, or too pathetic. Emails are piling up in...