Text #46.
February 14, 7:33 am.
You left me five months ago, but it still hurts as though it happened yesterday. I need to find a way to overcome you.
Text #47.
February 15, 8:42 pm.
I have to admit that some days I try to forget that you exist. I like simply to imagine that we were "once friends". That we laughed and that we had our good times, but just like every story has a beginning a middle and an end, so did ours. But it doesn't stay on my mind for too long. Reality strikes over in my mind, making me remember everything I wish I could forget.
Text #48.
February 16, 5:17 am.
I just found your old hoodie on the middle of my clothes in my closet. Your scent was slowly vanishing as I held it close to me. It's still big on me and it goes up to my knees. I'm gonna try to not sleep with it every night. Through this all, I can't help to wonder if you left if there or if you forgot it just like you forgot about me.
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