Until When are We Going to Keep This

Until When are We Going to Keep This

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To my readers, I'm sending you the world's biggest and warmest hug for all you mean to me. I Love Y'all! I hope you'll give me an endlessly love and support, and I hope you'll do the same with Lacey and Kyle and Until When Are We Going to Keep This. It's a story about seeing and being seen, and about finding the real us. There is a lot of being a mother in it and a lot of loss and fear and pain. There is also a great deal of heart and a whole lot of love. It's the first story I've written in my entire life that I'm grateful to share to anyone. Thank you that you're here, and that means more than you can ever know. Love, Eisenhauer xoxo <3
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Sarah and Rhys are childhood friends who throughout life discover love, loss, and each other once again. **Mature Content** Excerpt: "I'd say you know why, but I think you need to hear it." He leans forward, steeling his eyes, daring mine to look at him "For...being a shitty friend. For not picking up a phone. For everything." I chew on my bottom lip holding back the emotional words I want to unleash on him. I don't want him to think he still has that power though so I just shrug. "Why now? I mean I think I have an idea but I'd rather you tell me." He runs a hand over his face wiping at the tension that now etches it and I feel a twinge of guilt. "I know how it looks...And you're right, ok? Whatever you're thinking is probably right, at least partially." "Then tell me what's partially right and what's not." I challenge looking him in the eye this time. He opens his mouth and then closes it. Unlike me, he seems to not have rehearsed any of this. Go figure. "I know I hurt you. It was a dick move and I was immature and...only thinking about my own feelings. I know this. By the time I realized it though...it was kind of too late..."

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