Sweet Iced Tea
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"I wouldn't trade anything for the love we had, but it..it..." I break down, and look away. I can't do this. I can't. It still hurts to much. My wounds are too raw. That love is still here. And even though, sometimes I catch myself wishing, things will never be the same. I pull myself back together and train my eyes back to where he is. "I love you, Joshua. I wish I didn't still, but I do." I grit my teeth. "Even now."
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Leah Dodson and Joshua Hart were friends before they fell in love, and only continue to get closer. Things are perfect. But it the middle of perfection, there is almost always a catch.
Will there be a happy ending for them?
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