Chaotic Obsession
Twenty, maybe, if she found the courage to turn
around, to wrench the wheel and choose self-preservation over the alluring, dan-gerous siren's call that echoed in her chest.
Back in the silent, echoing apartment, she repeated a mantra, trying to ground herself, to anchor herself to reality. "Don't go. You owe him nothing. You're done withthis. He's not worth it." Each word felt like a small stone, a futile attempt to build a dam against the "ood.
But hope was a liar, a cruel mistress who whispered sweet, intoxicating promises in the face of cold, hard reason. And heartbreak, she knew, made youstupid, blind-ingyou to the most obvious dangers, turning you into a moth drawn relentlessly to a de
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