3. The Heartbreak
"It just hurts, you know?" Allison said through her tears. She sniffed and then started crying again.
"Yeah, I know. It's called heartbreak. About two billion songs written about it." I said, emotionlessly patting her back as she sobbed into my shoulder. Now, before you label me as heartless I want to tell you that this happened once every two months and she got over it the next day. And since Liam Lion was involved I had been expecting it soon enough.
Allison gathered herself, blowing her nose into a tissue from the Kleenex box I'd brought into my room and sniffed, brushing her tears away. Meanwhile, I was annoyed. I was more than just annoyed at Liam Lion. I was furious with him. How dare he lead my best friend on and then break her heart? So I did what you always do when you're furious with someone. I tweeted it to my 3 thousand followers.
@RacHELL: What a jerk.
Two minutes later I checked my Twitter again. And lo and behold, I saw the dreaded tweet.
@TheLion: What a bitch.
The scoundrel was sub-tweeting me. Well, two could play at that game.
@RacHELL: What is his problem? He's the one at fault here.
And as expected a minute later the reply came.
@TheLion: No, I'm not.
@RacHELL: YOU broke HER heart as I recall.
@TheLion: She will get over it.
@RacHELL: Oh, yeah?! How do you know?! #PeaBrain
@TheLion: Because she is not in love with me and I am not in love with her. I am in love with someone else.
At that point I'd had enough. I didn't need his sob story.
@RacHELL: Whatever.
And this little event leads up to numero cuatro. The Rebound.
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