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Josh
I walked out of the restaurant to see Emily leaving in an unfamiliar car. I spat on the ground angrily, annoyed at the way she had ignored my presence and walked out.
While people at the restaurant had not been paying attention to us, a few people had seen the way she had acted and had raised eyebrows at me.
Why had I even tried to speak with her? I should’ve known Emily was always going to be Emily. A rude, arrogant woman who acted like a child!
That’s why she was so angry that I had left her for someone better. For a woman who knew her worth and valued me. Erica was a career woman, driven with passion and she was succeeding well. She appeared on blogs occasionally, whereas I can’t even remember a time Emily had ever trended anywhere.
She lived a poor social life. Always dep
