Leaving on a Summer's Day
Before he could finish, Susan scoffed, "So you think your dirty money can fix things? Mitchell, your money means nothing to me! Your apology isn't worth a thing. Even the devil would find you despicable."
Mitchell didn't even realize the call had ended. He kept apologizing, pleading with the silence.
"I really know I was wrong, and I promise I'll never touch another woman besides Heather. Please, just tell me where she is…"
When he tried calling Susan back, he realized he had been blocked again.
In a frenzy, Mitchell screamed in frustration, pounding his fists into the ground, his skin tearing, blood staining the floor. He didn't seem to feel the pain, punishing himself over and over again.
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