Clifton sat alone in the dimly lit room, staring at the blank wall in front of him. He couldn't shake off the feeling of sadness that had engulfed him since leaving the party earlier that night, his thoughts were consumed by Hannah, his ex girlfriend whom he had seen for the first time in months. She had looked happy, content even, with her new boyfriend by her side. And yet, Clifton couldn't help but feel a pang of jealousy and longing deep within him as he watched them together,His fiance, Laura, sat next to him on the couch, trying to make conversation. "Are you okay, babe? You've been so quiet since we left the party."Clifton let out a deep sigh. "I don't know, Laura. Seeing Hannah tonight just brought back all these old feelings that I thought I had let go of." Clifton said, Laura reached out to hold his hand. "I understand how hard that must be for you, But you have to remember that it's in the past now, you have me, and I love you, " Laura said, Clifton looked at

Laura sat at home, staring at her phone, waiting for Clifton to text or call her. It had been two weeks since they had last spoken, and Laura was starting to give up hope.Just then, her phone buzzed, and she jumped at the sound. It was Clifton."Hey, Laura," he said softly. "How are you?"Laura bit her lip. "I'm fine," she said, trying to sound casual. "How about you?"Clifton paused for a moment. "I've been better," he admitted. "I miss you, Laura. I really do."Laura's heart leapt at his words. "You...you do?""Yes," Clifton said, sounding sincere. "I know I screwed things up with you, and I'm really sorry about that. But...I was hoping we could start fresh. Maybe try again?"Laura sighed. She knew that Clifton was bad news – he had already hurt her so many times. But she couldn't help herself – she was still in love with him."I don't know, Clifton," she said reluctantly. "I want to believe that you're serious this time, but...I don't think I can take any more heartbreak

Laura sat alone in her apartment, scrolling through her phone as she tried to distract herself from her thoughts. She had been hurt before, and she wasn't ready to put herself through that pain again. She had been in a relationship with Clifton for a year, and he had broken her heart when he cheated on her. She didn't want to go through that pain again.Meanwhile, Clifton was out enjoying his life. He had moved on from Laura and was living his life to the fullest. He was out with his friends, going to parties, and meeting new people. He didn't care about relationships, and he was content with his casual lifestyle.One night, Clifton was at a party, and he ran into Laura's best friend, Sarah. Sarah and Clifton had always gotten along, and they started talking about Laura. Sarah told Clifton that Laura was still hurting from their breakup and that she wasn't ready for another relationship. Clifton was surprised to hear this, as he had moved on from their relationship and didn

Laura was feeling anxious as she dialed Clifton's phone number. She had been trying to avoid this moment for weeks, but now she had no choice. She knew that her mom and aunt would be expecting to see her with her fiance at the wedding party, and she couldn't show up alone. As the phone rang, Laura took a deep breath and waited for Clifton to answer."Hello?" Clifton picked up on the third ring."Hey, Clifton, it's Laura," she said nervously."Laura! Hey, what's up?" he sounded cheerful on the other end of the line."I need a little bit of a favor, Clifton," Laura stated, trying to sound as calm as possible. "I was hoping that you could go to a wedding party with me.""Oh, sure, I'd love to!" Clifton exclaimed.Laura let out a deep sigh of relief. "Thank you, Clifton, it means a lot to me. I know it's kind of last minute.""No problem, Laura. When is it?""It's next Saturday. I'll send you all of the details tomorrow, but I just really need you to go with me.""I can do that.

Clifton was feeling quite content with his life with Melissa. He loved the fact that she was open-minded and allowed him to have multiple girls over at his house. He could have as many as three girls at the same time and indulge in threesomes with them while Melissa cooked for them. It was the best of both worlds for Clifton.One day, as he was enjoying a threesome with two girls in his bedroom, Melissa walked in with a smile on her face. "Hey, guys. I made snacks," she said cheerfully.The girls giggled and thanked Melissa for the food. Clifton felt a sense of pride knowing that Melissa was happy with their arrangement. He knew that most women would never tolerate something like this, but Melissa was different.After the girls had finished eating, they got dressed and left. Clifton and Melissa were left alone in the house. "So, how was that?" Melissa asked as she leaned against the kitchen counter.Clifton grinned. "It was amazing, as usual. You're the best, Melissa."Mel