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"That's not how you acted when you broke off our engagement. Now that you need me, you've come crawling back?" Vivian slapped herself across the face several times. "I didn't cherish you when I should have. I didn't know what I had until it was gone. It's all my fault. I'll do anything to make it up to you!" I scoffed. "No need, Ms. Saddler. Please leave. I already have a girlfriend. Kindly see yourself out." Seeing that Vivian remained kneeling on the floor and was unresponsive, I called for security to have her removed.

Aurora had always imagined heartbreak would feel like a sharp, sudden pain, like a knife to the chest, immediate and devastating. As she stood frozen in the doorway of the dimly lit apartment she had shared with Shawn for the last three years; she realized heartbreak wasn’t always so dramatic. Sometimes, it was quiet, and slow; almost a numb, creeping sensation that started at the edges of her mind and worked its way inward, wrapping around her like a vice.

"Why are you giving her such an attitude when all she wants is to return a bracelet? "She's just an employee. You don't have to treat her with such hostility all the time." Naturally, the metal bracelet left a cut on my skin as it grazed my cheek. His temper immediately defused. "I didn't mean to, Maeve—" He wanted to touch my face, but I avoided him. Instead, I stared at the man whom I had wasted six years on and coldly stated, "I'm done, Austin. Let's break up." Hearing my words, Austin froze for a moment before letting out a dismissive laugh. "When did you start making such unfunny jokes, Maeve? After six years together and with a wedding on the way, you want us to break up?

Hearing that, Lynette immediately looked at me nervously and even shook her head ever so slightly. I knew she didn't want me to announce that we'd broken up because it'd be embarrassing for her. But I said it anyway. After all, it was a fact. Why couldn't I be honest about it? "Lynette and I have broken up." The moment I said those words, Lynette's fork fell from her hand and clattered onto the floor. As she stared at me with reddened eyes, Zac burst into the room and hugged her. "See, Lynnie? He doesn't love you at all. He doesn't care that he's humiliating you in front of everyone."

You're the one who broke the bracelet, destroying the last piece of my mother I thought I still had, you bitch! Mia clutched her cheek and glared at me with wide eyes. "Did you just hit me?" she cried out in fury. "Nathaniel, help me—" She stopped halfway through, as if she had suddenly remembered that Nathaniel had already snubbed her. Sure to form, Nathaniel didn't even react. Instead, his eyes were pained as he looked at me. Then, he retrieved a square velvet box from his pocket. He opened it and held it out to me.

Taken aback and unable to form a coherent sentence, I watch in defeat as she gets out of my car. "Oh, and Benley, one more thing," she drawls, ducking her head under the roof of the car to look at me a final time, "one more thing, just because your heart got broken once by someone doesn't mean that the next person that comes along is going to do the same thing to you." She sends me one last, gorgeous smile over her shoulder before walking away from the car. A painful pull at my chest has me all antsy. I need to stay away from this girl.

She's the only one I see, and I'm always amazed every time I look at her, my heart is stuck with her, she has taken over my thoughts, she made me come alive, and everything that I wanted is right infront of me. "Baby please wakeup." I whispered while holding her hand and staring at her pailed face. "I'm still in love with you."

In her heart, there was a barely audible voice. If you can't let go, why not face it? She had tried to let go, and thought she had, but when truly facing him, she realized it wasn't so easy to let go after all. Her first love, the man she had once burned herself up loving! Following her heart, Selina pressed her lips together and nodded slightly. The next moment, she felt herself pulled into a broad, solid chest. The heartbeat that had been under her palm now thundered heavily in her ear.

I thought he would secretly remain in my heart for as long as it was possible but life had other plans. Now I was bound to go through the same heartbreak once again and I knew how much it pained me to detach myself from Christian in the past. And what I felt for Mason right now was getting more intense and I knew I had to leave right away and not revv up this feelings of mine. That would lessen my heartbreak a little. My tears wet the note as I poured all of my feelings in it. It even hurt me more as I spelled out my feelings in a paper and knowing that I wouldn't be secured again around Mason's strong embrace.

She tried feebly to explain, "My dad said if I didn't have the abortion, he won't let me see you again. I had to give up the baby… "I want to see you. I really just wanted to see you." She crouched and leaned down in front of me as I reached my hand out to her. I caressed her cheek and said, "Don't cry. I believe you." Daisy's eyes lit up. I said tenderly to her, "It's like what you said. I know how you feel about me and how good you have been to me for the past four years. How can I not believe that you love me?"