Truth
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Truth was the thing you always tried to avoid. No! I didn't say you lied to me but hiding the truth is worse than a lie. You had convinced even yourself with the things you always tried to console me. It wasn't love. If it was love, then it would never had ended like this. You were too stubborn to accept your mistakes and too mad about me. Even I didn't want separation but the situation forced me to take that decision. You showed me the side of yours that I had never imagined. I still can't believe you can go that far to defame anyone. I cannot accept that and I said that at your face. I know it's rude but I can't help with this attitude of mine. You made it sure that I don't feel guilty about leaving you. Immaturity is also tolerable only upto a limit but you crossed all the limits. The truth is that I loved you more than you ever deserved but you always had doubts. The truth is that you were too immature to know the difference between love and obstinacy. The truth is that you never tried to understand me. You always pretended to be unknown of the facts and you always tried to convince me that I was at the fault. Truth is the thing you always avoided and the truth is that we are not together now. I wish you will realize it later but I couldn't take it enough. God Bless you my love. ************************************************************************************************
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"I don't give a fuck. I just want you. I've always wanted you." Ash had a hard life. From his parents leaving him , his grandma being sick, he has to sell drugs with his brother just to make a living. He's never been taught how to love or trust, never had friends because he believed he didn't need them. He's never talked to other kids except to sell drugs. He believes they only use him for their own benefit. He hates meeting anybody new or letting them get too close. That's why him and Marilla get off on the wrong foot. He gets confused when he catches himself slowly letting his guard down for her. He see's how care free she is and he hates her. He hates how he likes her for it. He hates how she makes him feel like no girl ever has. But he knew they couldn't be together. She was too good for him, too innocent, too sweet. He didn't want to ruin that. Marilla had a hard life. Some would say harder than ash's but she didn't like to compare or bring up her hard past. People see where she lives, her parents, her clothes, all her stuff and immediately think her life is perfect. It never was though. Her mom had left her and her dad for 5 years. The stress made her dad turn into a huge drug user and alcoholic. He would abuse her when she wouldn't give him her money for drugs or just simply hit her when he wanted to. The addiction got so bad he would start selling her body for money to get drugs . Her mom heard about it and went to get her. Marilla now lives with her mom and her boyfriend in the rich side of town. She's shy but she's known for her outburst and anger. But things aren't what they seem in the inside. Her mom abuses her. Mostly mentally but sometimes physically. Her mom makes her thinks she's incapable of love until she meets ash. He changed her perspective of herself and helps her through the hard times. "I like you. I always have." "No you don't. You can't. You're lying."

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