Keiron approached the door of the bedroom. He could hear Debbie crying and it broke him. He had to fix things. Fast.
He took a deep breath and pushed the door open. Debbie was packing a large bag with her clothes and didn't acknowledge him.
"Debbie," Keiron sat down on the bed, "please, let's talk."
"No thank you." Debbie replied quickly.
"Debbie, please," he got up and held her as tight as he could, "I'm sorry I didn't just tell you what happened. It was silly to hide it. I just didn't want to hurt you. Don't leave.."
"This is just another sign that we're not ready for this," Debbie sobbed, "we still haven't shaken off Matt and honesty is lacking. We moved way too fast and we got too intense too soon. I'm not even mad at you right now, you obviously felt pressure from our relati
