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Then he cupped his hands over her cheek. "I trust you with my heart Tan," she finally spoke, "it has always been yours and no one can take your place in my heart." "My heart beats for you. You are my first and only priority Gabby and I don't want to spend another day, not a single moment, without you." he whispered. His lips grazed hers and then the tears she had let slip. "I love you. I love you. I love you." she chanted. "Forever?" "Even after forever." Authors Note Thank you all for reading broken hearts. Phiya-

The crowd let out aws while Rock strummed a few chords on the guitar. And then...Matt sang. To me. For me. Like no one else was in the room. It took me a moment to recognize the song as Rascal Flatt's version of Broken Road. With Rock on instrumental, Matt sang the lyrics about setting out to find true love and how the road led right back to her. Meaning, me. His voice wouldn't ever hit a billboard top chart, but it wouldn't break glass either. Like his speaking voice, his deep baritone was smooth, even if he did go off-key several times. As Summer and Dee chimed in to sing the chorus with him, I lost it.

Lara chuckled before dragging her chair back to her own desk. Indira amusedly whispered, "The stupid woman called Rahayu." After Lara no longer pursued her with any questions, Indira went back to being quiet and preoccupied with her own thoughts. Indira should have felt happy about the fact that she could marry someone as rich as Sangkala Rahendra who was the equivalent of God just putting a lottery ticket in her mouth, but she now felt strange because her bitter life experiences had always taught her that if the benevolence she received was too great, the disaster that followed would also be greater.

“I want you to see what makes me feel alive.” The sincerity in his voice dissolved her hesitation. The drive was filled with music and laughter, Calvin drumming his fingers against the steering wheel, occasionally reaching over to lace his fingers with hers. When they arrived at the circuit, the air vibrated with anticipation. Engines roared in controlled bursts. Mechanics moved with precision. The scent of fuel and asphalt lingered heavily in the air. Mia had attended formal galas, corporate summits, elite boardrooms. But this? This was raw.

“Uh, no. Not today. Can I see your phone?” “Sure.” She took his phone, quickly navigating to YouTube. A moment later, the car filled with the mellow, soulful sound of Rose in the Dark by Cleo Sol. "I'm a little wiser, baby And I prayed so hard, I thought I'd lose my mind..." Adamo nodded along, feeling the weight of the lyrics. Sade hummed before softly singing, her voice blending with the song. "I'm a little softer, baby Do you know, do you know, do you know that things get better?"

The driver helps me out of the car, then takes the blind fold off, Kyler sends me another text 'Baby can you follow Jenna to the candlelit path please' I see Jenna, she leads me to the candlelit path, it is not just the candles, but the path decorated with rose petals while walking for what felt like forever music started playing out of no where (Song by SIA - we can hurt together) You say you are fine But I see pain Behind those eyes You play the game By the rigid rules But you cheated yourself There ain't nothing you can say Would scare me away I got history too And it's never too late Share a secret today

This song we sang was ours to sing, dance, and feel, for only we knew how deep it really went. 'The Boulevard Of Broken Dreams' played from the box, glowing a vibrant shade of violet, and as he took my hand I pulled him to his feet and held him close as if I didn't I might lose him forever. We turned around to see the path ahead, and sure enough, it hadn't changed since the last time we walked it. We were terrified, to say the least, neither of us wanted to leave because all we had were each other, but together we would walk this path in this life and the next. Whatever fate had in store for us, we would conquer it together, we knew no fear so long as we had each other; And as we approached

The silence that followed me was thicker than the dust that settled on the road. Immediately we were set to proceed with our journey, I opened the car’s music app and blasted the speaker with Lil Nas X and Billey Ray Cyrus’s ‘Old Town Road’. It was a song that I knew the others would enjoy. I was right. They all sang along. Eventually, I joined it too. Their energies were just too contagious. We arrived at Max Brennet’s bungalow a while later. I stepped out of the car, wondering what the state of mind of Max Brennet’s wife would be.

Suddenly the voice of the soloist singing ‘End of the Road’ by Boys II Men snapped me out of whatever trance I was heading into and brought me back. “What the hell? Who sings this at a funeral?” The sting from Mama smacking me on the leg for me to hush let me know I was on the verge of causing an unnecessary scene. “I take it you’re okay.” My best friend reached over my sister lap grabbed my hand and leaned in,

Garrett: Yes, please babe do that. I’ll miss you while you’re gone, and I’ll think about you every day until I see you again. Have a safe journey, Jen. Jen: Thanks Garrett, I’ll think about you too. XX Putting my phone away we are not far away from the airport when a Country song comes on the radio. The song is called ‘Road Less Traveled’ by Lauren Alaina. I sit here and listen to the song and the words seem to feel like they are calling to me when I am in this strange situation.