believe her eyes. Her boyfri

hamed of. The other woman, noticing that something was wrong, followed Brent’s line of sight until she saw Amy standing in the doorway, eyes wide and glo

e of those prank shows with a hidden camera. When nobody jumped out with a camera, yelling, “Got you!” Amy felt her world come crashing down. Silence enveloped the room as her hand trembled, releasing the door handle. The weight of betrayal hung heavy, and she f

scoffed at his actions, quickly feeling her agony turn into rage. He’d just been caught red-

t in the room. Suddenly feeling her self control slip from her, Amy lunged at her scream

shing over to stop her. Amy scoffed as she watched Brent try to protect Evie from her. He wa

oked once again at the scene before her. Her own boyfriend was crouched down, comforting another woman who wa

the most hurtful sentence ever spoken to her. Turning on her h

n herself and the painful words. She stood in the road, realizing the gravity of the situation. Ov

thankfully remembered to bring, she dialed the

ril picked up with he

p?” April asked wit

managed to wheez

sked, her voice taking on a wor

continued, her cries slowing dow

” April said and Amy could hear some r

e finally looked around her, realizing

e are

ad made many fond memories at this park. They came here on weekends to have

ed harder at the other end of the line, won

out to her through the p

s she began to hiccup

esponse, she assumed that Amy had nodded and proceeded to give her ins

face. She scrolled through pictures of her and Brent, searching for subtle h

year together, discussions of a shared future, and now, in an instant, he seemed to cast it all aside. The dreams they had nurtured, of

g. Fuck him for making her feel like garbage. And fuck him for thi

ared at something on her phone. Without hesitation, April moved towards Amy, enfolding her in a comforting embrace, off

on’t understand,” she sobb

s she saw the photos on Amy’s phone. She immediately co

“He was an idiot, Amy. Shh, it’s gonna be okay. He doesn’

ow?” she asked. Her eyes were red and puffy from crying and h

ess Amy had become. Nobody deserved to make her feel that way and

a piece of her mind and more, but first

mained were the occasional sniffles and a stubborn lump that’d formed in her th