One Day
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One Day, that’s all it takes. One Day. One Day to ruin a life. One Day to change a life. I was unknowing of my One Day, because of its likeness of the others. It might have been one of the worst days of my life, placed expertly in between many days that can be classified as one word; fine. It was a beautiful succubus intruding on a string of beautiful dames. It sucked the soul out of me; it was like the urge of jumping into an abusive relationship headfirst, regrettable and is absolute self-destruction. She came crashing in, not much different than a knockout punch in a boxing match; fast, quick, and crippling. But she picked me up, not immediately, but eventually, as if it was her guilty conscious reminding of the damage she had done to me. ***
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