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Mr Anonymous

Author: Siwa Rose
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Logan Reynolds

The last few days have been shitty.

I wake up too early, go to bed too late, and somewhere in between, I spend hours convincing myself that I don’t care. That I can keep my distance from Vi. That I can forget what I know.

It’s not working.

Ever since I found out she’s Shortstuff002, my head’s been a fucking mess. That book—the one that’s had me hooked, that’s kept me up at night, that made me feel something for the first time in years—was written by her.

By the woman I left behind.

And now? I can’t stop thinking about it. About her.

It’s pathetic. I’m pathetic. Because every morning, without fail, I wake up before the sun and drive to that café across from the office just to leave her a note.

I don’t know why I do it. Maybe because I know it’ll make her smile, even if she doesn’t know it’s me. Maybe because, this, being Romeo112, is the only way I can still have a piece of her.

Or maybe I just need to feel close to her again, even if it’s from a fuck
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