You were just the practice round.
You really thought it was real, didn’t you?
Every smirk. Every touch. Every whispered word laced with just enough poison to keep you addicted.
I watched you fall—slow, stupid, and sweet like a cliché waiting to be written.
The worst part?
You wanted it.
You wanted me to be the one.
To be the storm and the shelter.
But sweetheart, I was only ever the illusion.
Smoke. Mirrors. The devil in designer cologne.
You weren’t special.
You were just willing.
And I never needed to try, because you were already halfway mine from the second I said your name like it meant something.
Don’t rewrite history.
You weren’t the muse—you were the mistake.
And I?
I was bored.
Still am.