Dear Ex fiancè:I crawled out of grave, it's too late to beg
She collapsed next to her suitcase, a pathetic, shivering mess in the cold marble foyer.
I turned back around, facing the living room.
Jason was standing near the sofa. He had put his shirt back on and picked up his leather jacket, slinging it casually over his shoulder. He wasn't rushing. He wasn't crying. He looked at me with those dead, shark-like eyes, assessing the situation like a predator calculating his next move.
"I ordered you out," I warned him, taking a slow step forward, my hands balling into fists at my sides.
Jason didn't hurry. He walked slowly toward the door, his boots heavy on the floorboards. He stopped just inches from my face. He smelled like booze, cheap sex, and dange
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