Chapter 67
The part of me that still believed that the man I loved would come for me, would call me and rectify his mistake and give me the lamest excuse laming from how he was drugged to how he was hypnotised or blackmailed to do what he did and I would fall back into his arms after throwing a lot of tantrums and making him seriously grovel for lying to me in the first place, was dying with every passing hour because nothing of that sort happened.
I and Luna were in a motel that I rented to spend the next twelve hours in, because that’s when my flight was.
My phone didn’t ring once. A few texts here and there asking how I’m doing after my grandfather’s passing, but I ignored them all. My Grandpa’s passing is something I rather not even think about right now, owing to how it felt like my life fell apart.
Twelve hours later was when our flight was scheduled. My phone still bare, I switched it off.
Even the other side of the country and starting anew in a completely different state didn’t seem far enough from memories I was leaving behind.
There was always the option of going back to my hometown and staying in my old house, but I don’t think I was strong enough for that. I couldn’t live with the pitiful eyes of all my neighbours because my grandfather died and my marriage fell apart all in the same week.
I wasn’t that girl anymore, who could go back to her old 9-5 job, and volunteer at the pet shelter, have sleepovers
Alice and barbecues with Sam. I couldn’t come home to that empty house every night.
Maybe it would get better with time, but the desperation to start fresh was deeper.
Twenty four h
went to the store to get a new number. I still hadn’t activated my old number after my phone got stolen that time when I was kidnapped, and had ended up using one of Gabriel’s spare cards for the time being. Recovery happened, work happened, but I never ended up going to
changing numbers. A what-if always loomed at the back of my head. What if he
registered under Gabriel’s name and ended with something about
hurt, as if killing the part of myself that still had hope of him
leave his life I could still
case.
Gabriel (that didn’t even deliver in all my time there) bit me in the a*s right about now, because
a
of his money in the hands of a girl he wanted nothing to do with? And as his ex-wife, I could spend it all just out of spite or revenge, so he probably did block this card. I wasn’t willing to find out, because I didn’t feel
full blown attacks. I appealed to the
and practically pushed me out
1/2
2/2
would be a drain to
that I can get to work again
I found myself at
Khan, my 47 year old doctor tells me the diagnosis I already knew and feared.
at her dumbfounded. When no memories of restocking my tampons since I had arrived here came, the colour of my face
take a
pee on a stick. I can do it,
wasn’t sure when she said she wanted to come with me, but she had been my anchoring in the past month. She was the reason
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