Five Years of Marriage to Mr. Bradford
"To you, money is insignificant. Houses and cars are mere drops in the ocean to you. But to me, it feels like I sold you this leg, and you're forever paying installments. Five years is enough. Let's end this, okay? Debt is cleared, and we go our separate ways."
He said nothing, simply driving off.
A melancholic song filled the silence: "I heard you married on a lonely night. No smile upon your face in sight. I never dared to ask or see. What if the blame belongs to me? Back then, I was too young, too wild. Careless words, a reckless child. I hurt you deeply. I made you bleed. Some wounds cut far beyond what we need. A heart so kind—how does it live on through? What can a lifetime ever do? So