Reason 7:
You had a labyrinth for a mind.
Trying to figure you out was like walking though a maze with only dead ends.
I always ran into those dead ends.
I liked solving puzzles and you soon became one to solve. I tried to break the gloss of your surface, which started out unsuccessfully.
We didn't share more than the basics at first. I only learned about your predictable dreams and aspirations. But soon I started learning about your family and your odd stories.
It was interesting to unlock those parts of you, every baby step adding up into the start of your story. Though it quickly got exhausting, only making a small step in exchange for a dead end.
I used to think puzzles were fun. Now, I've grown tired of them.
I've grown tired of you.
YOU ARE READING
The 32 Reasons I Liked You
Short Story(completed) Book 1 of the "You" Series: I once saw something in you. That was a mistake. p.s. Don't react. Just read it, just know.
