The Rejected Luna
Jasmine, on the other hand, squeezed my hands tightly before walking away.
“Be good,” she whispered.
At first, I was excited, thinking that he wanted to apologize but then when he told me that he only wanted to finish our rejection process because according to him, I was supposed to be present, I was hurt.
“Go on with it then,” I gritted, ignoring the way his friends who had waited behind jeered. Even Michael was shocked, I could see it.
Without even the tiniest hint of remorse, he rejected me in front of his friends, and this time, the pain I felt was a hundred times greater than the one of last night.
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