My Scared Mate
But there's a certain pull, an undeniable connection that makes me want to believe him.
I push open the door to my apartment, the dimly lit space offering me a sense of familiarity and comfort. As I shed my coat and kick off my shoes, I let my mind wander back to the conversation earlier tonight.
"We were meant to be," Michael's words ring in my ears. "Just like you and Jayleen are."
Meant to be. The phrase is heavy, weighted with a sense of destiny and fate. It's overwhelming, daunting even. But why does it also feel so right?