Yvette froze. "Sherry actually had it in her to break up with you?"

Gavin nodded, his chest tightening as if a thousand needles were piercing him. "She told me not to come looking for her anymore."

He'd always been so sure that Sherry loved him and that she'd never walk away. That confidence had made him careless, thinking she'd let any mistake slide. He'd forgotten Sherry was only human, that she could hurt just as much as anyone else.

"This wasn't just some stupid fight. She's made up her mind. She thinks she'll be better off without me," Gavin said.

Yvette took in the pain etched across his face, then moved closer, wrapping her arms around him. "How could she not see what she's losing? Doesn't she realize someone else is going to swoop in and take you?"

Her words stung like salt rubbed into an open wound.

"But I don't want anyone else. Just her," Gavin mumbled.

Yvette knew if she brought herself into the question, Gavin would undoubtedly respond by saying that if he'd ever loved her, they would've been together years ago. So, she decided to stay close to him, clinging to the hope that someday, somehow, he'd grow to love her.

patted his back. "It's alright.

recalled that first get-together with friends

don't mind me being such a close friend of

but she shook her head. "Of course

up, Yvette would nudge her aside

first, Sherry kept asking if she was reading too much into things. He always assured her she was. That was, until the day Sherry finally cracked, confessing she couldn't deal with her partner

jealousy. But now... Gavin fixed his gaze on

asked,

with how

"Why would I be?"

and I finally broke up," he

"You should go. I can't stand to look

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