Dearest,
Ryder.
I saw Ana today.
She didn't look very happy,
in fact she was throwing daggers
with her eyes at me in lunch.
She normally had soft blue eyes
around me but now they were cold.
They reminded me of yours
last time I saw you.
I tried to talk to her but
when I got near her and asked about you
she told me and I quote
"You've done enough already,
just leave him alone."
And she just walked off like that.
Tanya stayed behind though
and when she noticed
I was on the verge of crying
she said "Just give it some time."
As if this was a matter
that passed over time.
She looked at me with pity
and I hated it.
I hated her.
I hated Ana.
I hated Tyler.
I hated myself.
I couldn't help but stare
at the lemon heads Ana had at lunch.
They were the ones you bought for me.
God, I wish I were some sort of wizard
so I could just go back in time
and stop all of that from happening.
Maybe if I had that clock that Hermione
has in the Harry Potter movie.
I doubt she would give it to me though,
maybe she'll also judge me
when I tell her why I need it.
But Ryder, I haven't seen you since that day.
You haven't been to school and
I can't help but blame myself for all of this.
I was planning on asking Ana
for your address
so I could go to your house
and explain in person but
now that she's not talking to me anymore
I don't think that's a very good idea.
I miss you.
So much.
I'm alone, now.
And I didn't mind being alone,
I didn't care about what people thought
but now I do.
Because since that happened
people at school have been staring.
And I'm pretty sure it is because Tyler
ran his mouth about what happened
and I don't doubt that he told
his own made up lies
about how he punched you too
and that that's why
you're absent from school.
I just wish you could be here with me.
To tell them all to
go mind their own business.
To prove them all wrong.
I'm just so sorry, Ryder.
Please, come back.
Please, come back to me.
-me.
YOU ARE READING
Dearest, Heartbreaker.
Short StoryA collection of letters dedicated to you. The one and only, heartbreaker. In where a girl suffering from unrequited love writes her lover a series of letters expressing her feelings towards him. (Short story)