She didn't know how to respond. It's a simple sorry and a happy holidays. But what had they written before? A small voice nagged in the back of her head, Don't you want to know?
"It's probably just soulmate," she mumbled to herself, "but they didn't want to leave it like that because they thought it sounded too formal."
She didn't believe what she was saying.
Nonetheless, she picked up a blue pen and wrote back.
I'm sure I'll find it in my heart to forgive you
just not right now
Her soulmate's reply came almost instantly.
I understand
I'm sorry... again
They drew a rose below it with red petals, a dark green stem, one leaf on the right side, and two thorns.
Sierra stared in confusion before writing: Why the thorns?
You know why
But no, she really didn't know why they were there.
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All Roses Have Thorns
Teen FictionSoulmates are two halves of a whole. So what happens when one half wants nothing to do with the other?
