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Morgan used different phone numbers to text me. The content of his messages was about the same each time. "I've cooked your favorite dish today. Only now do I know how much it hurts to get hot oil on your hands. I'm sorry. "The weather's really dry. I've made something to drink, but it isn't as good as the one you used to make. "I've gotten into the habit of heading home at 10:00 pm to sleep. You've always told me to head home on time, remember?

A few days later, the lists of financial aid and scholarship receivers were released. Henrietta came to question me when she didn't find her name on the list despite scrutinizing it. "What gives you the right to have Jonathan and me removed from the list, Thalia? Do the employees at Stoneridge Group take orders from you alone?" "You can say that." I faked a smile. "You two have never qualified for financial aid anyway. You would never have been on the list in the first place if I hadn't had you added there!" "What about Jonathan, then? Why hasn't he gotten a scholarship?" she demanded.

I read out for him from the trip advisor page I googled. "Sì signora." He says as he drives. My head is spinning, I have so many thoughts going through my head and Mason is calling my phone constantly. We arrive at the hotel and I pay the driver before getting out. I head for the reception and ask for a room. And once again my luck, they are completely booked out except for the presidential suite which I quickly take and head upstairs immediately. Mason calls again and again, I finally answer tired of him blowing off my phone.

"Henry I love you, and I thought you loved me too. You and I would make a great couple, I just know it, you just have to give me a chance-" "I said enough!." He slowed down the car and parked by the roadside. "Get out." "What?" He got out of the car, went over to the passengers side and opened the door. "I said get out." She reluctantly got out shielded her head with her hands because it was raining. "Here." He handed her some amount of money. "Get a cab and go home." "But it's raining. You can't do this to me"