The Bad Boy's Girl.
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  • Reads 88
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  • Parts 2
  • Time 6m
Ongoing, First published Jun 04, 2016
"I can't do this, Jay!" I whimpered.

"What?" He asked.

"I can't be with you anymore!" I yelled at him and he rolled his eyes. "She? That's what I'm talking about! You don't care for other people's feeling; especially not mine, and after all the things I've done for you! You just a fucking insensitive jerk!" I took a deep breath. "Why? Why do you insist on breaking my heart? You know how much I love you and you use that as an advantage! You're breaking me, Jayden!"

He gave me a stone hard glare. "So?"

--
She loved him-no, she loves him.

The problem? He doesn't love her back. Hell, he doesn't even know what love is!

She tried. She tried to get him put of her system. She tried to stay away from him. But he was too addicting, just like a drug.

She was his.
He wasn't hers.

Maybe there was a tiny piece of his heart that had feeling for her? She hoped so.
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