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b e f o r eIt's no use.
Spending a day with Rey at the hospital didn't help my attempt into truly forgetting about Blue.
Call me cruel, but I know we're over.
I think about him all the time and with each second passing by, my heart contracts because I know I can't go back and chase him.
I think about him, and about me, and about how happy we were, and how we'll never be the same again.
I think about how we spent nights talking to each other and how it all started with a paper plane.
I think about how all my hopes were crushed just because he didn't believe I would stay with him.
Maybe he was right.
Maybe I was going to leave all along.
Maybe I was never the right girl suitable for him.
Maybe he cares about me too much that he doesn't want me to be surrounded by a rapist.
Maybe he loves -
Flora, I would remind myself. He loves Flora.
And I love him.
And now it's time to forget him.
It's time to forget him because I can't deal with how he hides his past from me and how I can't deal with mine.
It's time to erase the moments we had from existence.
Because he doesn't care anymore.
And therefore, I also shouldn't.
But deleting his number is useless, because deep inside me, I still memorize his phone number by heart.
And so after debating with myself when I got home from our 'date,' I send Blue a message.
You deserve to be happy :)
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the girl named winter
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