Letter's to the Ex

Letter's to the Ex

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"Whenever my heart is broken, I don't know whether or not I want to die or if I want everyone around me to die. After all pain isn't easy and everyone should know about it. Perhaps they do know about it but refuse to show you the sympathy and tell you that they know you're in pain. Maybe that's a good thing on the other hand. If everyone knew how much pain was actually in this world that would be some really depressing shit. But when you're the one in pain and there seems to be no happiness at the end of the tunnel, you honestly don't give a fuck." Lines, spaces, letters, words, paragraphs, envelopes, stamps, mail. It is so simple to mail a letter, and Jessi did her fair share of mailing love letters when she was dating her boyfriend Jason. Using the long lost art in our world filled with social media, texting, and screens. But what happens when a rift happens between the two and splits them up? Letters don't heal scars. Jessi is your normal nerd girl, filling her life with geeking out with her best friend and worshiping her fandoms. She works her butt off at her job as an ER nurse, helping those who have been hurt in one way or another. When she gets hurt though, she is taken care of by her best friend Aaron and her "friend with benefits" Everett. Will the letters of the past and these two boys make her life better? or will she be left crumpled in a ball like a bad letter?
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Nothing left my mouth as I stared at him in shock. He truly believed that I was part of this. The man, who I had lived with and served for months. The man who I had protected with my life and soul. I stood still while, as he backed away from me quickly. "I trusted you with my life." His cry pierced around the empty room. He looked so destroyed and hurt, but mostly his face portrayed rage and determation. "And I protected you with mine." I spoke back loudly. I didn't hear myself say it but I knew I did. I look into his eyes even from our distance they seemed to wallow me in darkness. "I gave you mine." My voice was quiet and cracked. His face changed only for a second before his old one took over again. He doesn't believe me. It doesn't matter what I say or do he won't listen. He will still believe I am the bad guy. Just as Kane said, we will never be equals, we will never be fellow humans. We will always be monsters to them. "Yakov, I am not the bad guy." I plead one last time. His Russian accent comes out harsh with his next words. "Your right," he pauses, "you are the villain." I stumble back as if I had just been stabbed in the chest. It was a horrible feeling. It was never good with the emotions and yet I recognize the feeling as heart beak. I barely breathe in air as I regain my posture. A battle cry from somewhere distracts me momentarily. I suddenly remember Ewan. I glare at Yakov one more time before I take off after the cries of battle. Jade believes she started the war among the human and her kind. Nothing is as it was portrayed. The lies and the truth are hidden among each other. There is is no clear good and evil. How can there be if one does not know what is right and what is wrong. She was prepared to see death, prepared to inflict death upon others without mercy or remose. She was prepared to do her job which the Facility had given her. But now it doesn't seem so simple anymore. Instead she focuses on keeping her friends alive.

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