when she didn't get her way

Chapter 2: Overanalyzing

  I think we should just get to know how the little two love birds exactly ended, since we already kinda know how it started. Just to keep short, his name was Terese and her name was Bonnie (yeah, i'm gonna do this cliche shit). They were the cutest little fucks you had ever seen. Walking by them, everybody would just immediately think "how in the world?" yeah, an actual healthy relationship? I guess they do exist, but don't last for long. That's probably because, in this world, no one can stay sane for long. Tell me how can you actually be that tyring concept of "happy" when you get to live a life you chose by obligation? Freedom? Miss me with that bullshit. But anyway, they used to stayed up late at night many times just talking about how no one in this world can say something without getting hit by a brick and how they damn well know tupac and biggie aren't alive in cuba. Thing is, the topics they talked about didn't stay the same for long. 

  One day, all of the sudden, he started to notice she would talk way too much about death; something that, before, it wouldn't even seem to ever cross her mind? How strange, he used to think. And, just like that, she started to wonder a lot about how someone would get to the almighty "rock bottom", and how it felt. Oh and, of course, how do you know you are at that point? She then stopped for a few seconds and said "I'm pretty sure i'm already there, and it's because of you, Terence, you. Fucking you" and while she starts shedding a tear he immediately gets confused. "Why me baby? I would do nothing to you". Well, it just made her worst, since she just got up, grabbed her things, and went away crying. But did he went after her? I'll give you a spoiler: no.

  Why would he do that? He was too scared. Maybe, he did do something to her, and didn't know how to deal with it. My friends, this was his denial phase and her... I don't know... I'm going to cry like a pussy phase? Yeah, that seems about right. But this was when her, as he would call it "crazy bitch attitude", started.