Broken Hearts
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  • Reads 92
  • Votes 6
  • Parts 2
  • Time 19m
Ongoing, First published Oct 08, 2014
Tears flowed freely, going almost to my temples as I continued my fast pace. My thoughts were running even faster than me inside my brain. My heart seemed to contrast in my chest. 
Then out of nowhere I felt myself collide with something hard. Too hard actually as I could feel my head hurting. 
"Watch where you're going little American" an all too familiar voice said menacingly making me snap my head up to meet his shiny green eyes only to notice that he was only wearing basketball shorts and running shoes. His muscles and six pack all on display along with his various tattoos. I couldn't help gazing at his tattoos and absentmindedly thinking of getting another myself. 
"Just back off William. I'm in no mood to deal with you." I hated that my voice cracked giving away that I had been crying even if my tear streaked face hadn't.I thought he would continue taunting me, make me feel even more down than I already was. But for a second I saw a flash of concern and then he walked away..
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