A Love Story 2- Part 33

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It was around 3:35am. I had woken up early and made sure Reece was still in his bed fast asleep. You're probably thinking why I'm up this early but to be honest, I don't even know myself. I don't understand what's happening. I'm not even thinking straight right now. I grabbed all my clothes from our room making sure I didn't wake Reece up and grabbed a small, blàck suit case. As I went back to the guest room, I slammed all my clothes into it making sure all my stuff could fit in. I hid the suit case under my bed just in case he magically wakes up and checks on me. But I doubt that very highly. I got blue jeans, a white top and my converse shoes and quickly got changed in the bathroom. I looked outside and it was still fairly dark. It was probably around 3:45am now. As I went back into the guest room, I checked my bag. It was still under there and the room seemed untouched. I quietly dragged the suitcase from under the bed and I slowly opened the door. I walked down the stairs dragging it across the carpet. I sighed in relief as I looked back upstairs. No sound was made so I was sure he was still fast asleep. As I was about to open the house door, a voice behind me said, 'Where are you going?!' I rolled my eyes and sighed. In a movie it's times like this that I'm probably screaming at the TV telling the man who stopped the girl to go away. I can't believe it! I was so close... I turned to face Reece but he just frowned. 'Reece,' I mumbled. 'I'm just going for a fresh air outside.' 'At this time? With a suitcase full of your clothes?' He cocked an eyebrow at me. He wasn't buying any of my lies. I told you I'm terrible at lying, I always come up with the worst excuses and end up making a fool of myself. But this is no laughing matter, infact I know exactly why I did this. At first I was confused but I totally get it now. I can't live in this house of hell any longer. I know Reece and I aren't getting along and I can't pretend everything is fine when we all know we're not. 'I can't take this anymore, Reece.' Tears started filling the corners of my eyes until a salty tear dropped to my cheek, rolling down to my chin. I took a deep breath and muttered, 'I want a divorce.'

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