Melissa And Oblivion Instagram Novels & Stories

Melissa: [Why did you post about me on your Instagram? Did you think it would somehow force me to have a change of heart?] Melissa: [How low can you go? I'll tell you once and for all: I don't want you. I've never wanted you. Matt's the only one I love!] Melissa: [Let's see who ends up more humiliated—me or you, Mr. Proud Husband. Maybe wearing a green hat suits you!" She didn't stop there. Perhaps thinking my silence was defeat, she followed her usual routine and took her grievances public. Her latest post on social media mirrored Matt's antics, right down to the same self-righteous indignation:

Vanished from a hotel in Marseille. But Serena dug deeper. Her social media pages were dormant, yes —until she finally looked closer. On I*******m, Melissa’s last post was just days before she was reported missing. The comments were strange. One caught her attention: ~ “This is ridiculously insane! I just saw her yesterday! 😭” Serena clicked the commenter’s profile. A normal girl. College-aged. Public photos. She scrolled through, scanning images. Then she found a group picture, tagged just two weeks ago. Melissa was among the group. Smiling.

“I was a bit scared. What if things had gone wrong? It's just the both of us on our side.” “I told you, Ella, I don't miss my catch. I intended for that to happen and it must. There's no ‘what if.’ Besides, I had everything prepared. So much proof.” “Well, I'm excited. She got a piece of what we can do.” On their way home, Ella scrolled through the news article of the day and smiled when she saw that their activities were already in the news. Melissa was being dragged in the internet already and everyone was praising Eve for her brave act in exposing Melissa to the world. She was such a green snake in the green grass deceiving people and concealing her evil acts.

She knew she should apologize and try to make things right, but a part of her was too stubborn to back down. Instead, she focused on her own obsessions. Her jealousy of Kaitlyn had become all-consuming, and she found herself fixated on finding ways to sabotage her. Melissa knew it was unhealthy, but she couldn’t help herself. Every time she saw a picture of Kaitlyn and Estefan in the news, every time she heard someone talking about how perfect their marriage was, it fueled the fire inside her. She spent hours on her laptop researching Kaitlyn, looking for any scrap of information she could use against her. It was a way to channel her anger and resentment. But nothing felt enough about how sh