The End

Lena

I sighed with frustration once I saw my car behind the wired fence of the police pound yard. We came early to pick it up, since it got confiscated by the police the night, I drunk my sorrows away.

It’s been two weeks since that awful day and I already avoided this matter for long enough. It had to be down today.

“We are going to sell, right?” Max asked yet it wasn’t a question, as he knew me too well.

“It’s like one mind” I smiled at him.

I didn’t want to drive it any more.

I didn’t even want to be inside it.

All I had was awful memories out of it. It was time.

“We’ll drive to the yard to sell it today” he grabbed me by my hand and we walked to get it back.

“Does it worth anything really?”

“Not much, but it’s better than to have it hanging around for no reason”

“I don’t care, I want to get rid of it” I squeezed his hand.

We went straight to the used car dealership and it was gone, not for much but I didn’t care.

I didn’t even take a last look at