"Trust takes years to build, seconds to break and forever to repair." I read that quote to myself every now and then and when I did, it put a smile on my paper-white face. Not because I was happy but because it reminded me of how gullible I was and it was stupid. You know sometimes the person you'd take a bullet for, ends up being the one behind the trigger and that's exactly what happened to me. I was willing to give my all to Chresanto I thought he felt the same way too but he stabbed me in the back when a little pea of spotlight came running my way. I guess that was my punishment for falling in love with my opponent. Ever since then, I gave up on my fantasy, I guess Chresanto really knocked my confidence. I never dared to touch a pen and paper unless I was writing. Not writing lyrics, God forbid... but instead writing stories. That was my new dream and I knew better than to enter a book writing contest, I wasn't into that de ja vu shit.
I was naive back then just the average Japanese beauty from the countryside. I was living life, I wasn't drowned in riches but we did cope. My father, Kazumi-San was a fishmonger. It wasn't much but who was complaining? At least he had a job and it kept us eating anyway. My mother Ren-San worked as an humanistic therapist and for extra income she taught yoga for young adults. She taught in our home, we had a big garage so she converted it into a back room to occupy her yoga class. I liked the members of my mum's yoga members, they were always nice to me and best believe there were cute guys. Anuway after my wild dreams of becoming a teenage singing sensation, I thought that if I couldn't bring myself to vocalise again then I might as well turn my thoughts and lyrics into a story. That's spot on what I did, I wrote a story, Infact, I'm writing it as the brainworks come in, it's called Judas Kiss and your reading it write now.
Let me go make a couple of pages...
I'm sure you want to know what happened between me and my ex lover Chresanto.
YOU ARE READING
Judas Kiss
Fanfiction"Trust takes years to build, seconds to break and forever to repair." I read that quote to myself every now and then and when I did, it put a smile on my paper-white face. Not because I was happy but because it reminded me of how gullible I was and...