Truth Within The Lies

Utopia Always Falls Apart

She woke up wrapped in the arms of the man who had come to make her world perfect in a matter of months.

Flashback:
She met Victor at a restaurant where she waitressed during her summer break from school. Being a teacher was her dream, but the dream made living tight. When he had walked in he was tall, dark, and silent. Tattoos covering most of his visible skin. Eyes that could slice through who ever he looked at.

Taking his order, his voice made her body tingle. She quickly turned and moved away, berating herself for silly thoughts of him. No man looking like that would take an interest in her plain Jane look.

Her short stature and voluminous curves to much, for most men to handle. She had long mouse brown hair. With grey blue eyes that shows her emotions like a mirror.

Putting his order in, and she went about her work. Helping tables and cleaning as she walked around, laughing with her coworkers. No clue that he was watching her as she worked. His calculating eyes not missing a moment. Smiling to himself just enjoying watching her with no care.

Flashback ended:
That day seemed to be the last time she ever felt lonely. Silently she touched his neck and chest following the lines of muscle and color. Kissing his lips softly trying wake him and start their morning in the most glorious way. After teasing him a few moments a deep growl came from his chest. "Girl you are playing with fire" he whisper into space. She grinned and grasped him, stroking slowly. "I'm already burnt up baby" He quickly rolls them over and pushes to enter her.

After making love, Alicia jumped in the shower, quickly getting ready for the day at school. Walking into the kitchen and getting coffee. She heard him walk up behind her, turning with a smile. Seeing his serious look the smile faded "What's going on?"

Hesitation and regret quickly washed over his face and disappear "nothing is wrong just got shit to do that's all" With that he turns and walks out of the house.

Shrugging her shoulders, she finishes getting done and heads to work.

That evening:
Pulling up in the drive way Alicia looks at her phone to see if Victor ever responded to what he wanted for dinner. Seeing nothing, which was strange for him. She grabs her bags and walks into the house.

Entering the door she gets startled thinking she was robbed, but realizing only things thatVictor had bought or gave her were gone. Running to the bedroom she sees his drawers are empty, the closet cleaned out, with a note on the dresser. That only said "Forget you knew me"

Panicking she started to call the mechanic he worked at, but they acted as if he never existed. His phone was out of order. He was erased, as if he never existed.

Falling to the floor in agony Alicia's utopia was blown to pieces, and she was left all alone.