It's Not Too Late
we go our separate ways.
I wished for this to be our final farewell.
It was a way to put a satisfying end to those eight years, for I couldn't forget three miserable years spent at the rehab.
And Mark was the person who sent me in there and locked the door behind me.
“Jennifer...” Mark reached out to grab me, but I dodged him.
“Mr. Anderson, please don’t disturb me anymore I want to spend my remaining time peacefully.”
After saying that, I left.
I drove the small electric vehicle, and through the rearview mirror, I saw Mark’s car following behind, neither too close nor too far. I didn’t pay it any mind.