lines, unable to believe it. My fingers shook while I was holding the kit. "It can
f the time, these test results came out as false. However, I knew that the test being wrong in my case had l
tied my stomach in the morning and I hadn't eaten anything sinc
paler, my eyes seemed to have lost their shine and my cheeks were hollow. I looked di
sults were, they itched on my skin. What was I going to do now? Most importantly, I didn't kno
own. That day would be the worst day of my life. Not only
tomach was in knots and the ghastly feeli
e the ugliest- I wouldn't have gone there. Hell, if I knew drinking one bottle was enough
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in for the fourth time. I sulked, hundreds of questions swarming in my head.
uld. Turning off my phone, I gazed at the night view of Brooklyn through the floor-length window o
est in me as I paced back and forth around the room, butterflies dancing in my stomach. May
ng wouldn't provide me any sanity. My fingers sporadically brush
I checked my phone in a hurry only to find
. I have been shifte
e, though. Is he
less enthusiasm than
ll come or not. Amelia – That bastard! How dare he
d. We texted for a while and then when she had to g
rustration turned into anger and sadness. I felt like I was being stood up. On our seco
uld be as excited as I was about our second-anniversary celebration. Last year, he threw a big party, invited our friends and celebrated our
myself. I looked around, the candles were already half burnt, the exci
lled liquid was smooth but my throat burned a little. The more I drank, the more I felt hurt. Tears pricked at the back o
cake on the coffee table. In bold letters, the w
supposed to celebrate, but I was left with nothing. The faint jazz music played in the background. I rose from the c
when I heard a knock on the door. I halted, unsure if I he
come. The anger I felt started to diss
to wipe my fingers as it was messy with chocolate. O
ik