Melia, a introverted pre-med student who is struggling to cope with her mother's death and the fact that her father quickly remarried. Feeling replaced and neglected, Melia struggles to connect with her distant father who put's his wife and stepchil...
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I entered my dorm room and closed the door. Locking it behind me, I moved towards my bed.
I laid down and looked up into the ceiling. I closed my eyes as I felt my heart racing inside my chest.
I could still feel the heat from our conversation.
Deep breaths Melia
I inhaled and all I could smell was his cologne, his signature scent. I opened my eyes and sat up. I looked down at his shirt and tears filled my eyes.
I want him but he actions was still hurting me
He cheated on me and I can't forget it.
With her......
I covered my face and shook my head. My phone started ringing and I ignored it.
When it didn't stop, I finally picked it up. The unknown number stared at me until I decided to answer it.
"Melia," the familiar male voice greeted me and I sat up properly.
"Yes,"
"You hung up on me the other day and I get it but please let me make things right," he said and I stayed silent.
"Melia?"
"What's your name?" I asked
"Clyde," he said.
"Clyde why would you want to make things right with a bastard child?"
I really wasn't in the mood and yes I know I'm being bitch
"Melia, I didn't know your mother was pregnant when I left,"
"Your bestfriend knew though so....how didn't you,"
"Look it's complicated, I promise to answer all your questions if we can we meet now?"
"Okay, I'm on campus, I'll send you the location—" I said
"I'm already on campus, I came to see my daughter as well,"
"Your daughter?"
"Yeah," he said and I shook my head.
He has a child here
"Can we meet at the cafe?"
"Sure....and Melia?"
"Yes? Would you like to meet your sister?"
It's that too much for the first time....
"Sure whatever," I said
"Okay,"
I hung up and went to change. After arriving at the cafe, I called him.
