Today I was a storm again: a storm of sorts where I hailed and lightninged and reinforced misery over everything. It was just one of those days where everything came crashing down in pieces - and not on me, on a place a million miles away where I could never find them however hard I tried.
I missed Becks.
Farlan was great - he was so strong and so kind and so patient but he wasn't her. No one could ever be Rebekah Wilde again.
I found myself wondering why she didn't consider the after-effects; why she didn't realise that she'd wreck my entire life. Or was it just that it was easy for her to wreck my life - that I wasn't worth preserving?
I guess so.
My mind has refused to think anything else these past thirty-nine days. It echoes the same thing over and over again like a broken record stuck scratching at the needle.
It's all your fault it's all your fault it's all your fault.
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The Suicide Effect | ✓
Short StoryIn which Becks commits suicide and Gayle spends the next fifty days wondering exactly what she should have done differently. © 2014 inexistence Spiritual #20 [26.11.14] Short Story #26 [05.12.14] Short Story / Spiritual crossover #1 [21.11.14]
