Agony Of Mind
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Ongoing, First published May 07, 2019
Why are you doing this to me!! huh? ZHYRIEE!! Malakas na sigaw nya sakin habang hawak ang braso kong halos magkapasa na sa sobrang higpit ng pagkakahawak nya sakin 

Ano ba ashell!! Let me go!! Nasasaktan ako!! Matapang na ani ko sakanya 

Bakit zhyrie sa tingin mo ba hindi ako nasasaktan sa mga pinaggagawa mo!! Malungkot na Sabi nya ngunit pilit nyang tinatabunan ng galit ang emotion nya

Ano ba kasing hindi mo maintindihan sa mga sinabi ko? Ha? gusto mo ba na ulitin ko pa? Ashell... HINDI KITA MAHAL GINAMIT LANG KITA! ASHELL!! KAYA TAMA NA! Malakas na sigaw ko sa mismong mukha nya ngunit agad ko ring pinagsisihan dahil sa sunod sunod na patak ng luha sa kanyang mata at tsaka binitiwan ang aking braso kitang kita ko ang labis na pamumula nito dahil sa higpit ng pagkakahawak nya

Bakit mo ginawa yon? Mahinang sabi nya habang patuloy pa rin sa pagluha napangiti ako ng mapait dahil sa tanong nya

Because all mens are jerk
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