I slammed the door to my office harder than I meant to, the sound echoing through the walls and settling into the silence. For a moment I just stood there, my hand still on the handle, my chest rising and falling as if I had just run a mile, and all I could see was his face.That look in his eyes, nothing had changed. Like I was still someone he could walk into, threaten, speak down to, and walk out of again.A short, bitter laugh slipped out of me as I finally moved, pacing slowly into the room, my heels clicking against the hard floor.He was out of his damn mind“I am ready,” I muttered under my breathReady to fight back and let things slide.They did not deserve to be left alone because it didn’t seem like I was going to be left alone no matter how many times I asked.I stopped by the table and pressed my hands against it, my head lowering slightly as everything I had been holding back started pushing forward.Memories of how I struggled after signing the papers and getting kicke
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