TINA
Karen and I had been friends for so long. For as long as I could remember. Men always desiring her wasn't a new thing. I was always the invisible one and yes, I felt jealous each time we walked together and men skipped me like a sour doughnut for her.
Honestly it did hurt. But I held in and always wished for my own destined man.
Not until the man I have always had eyes for fell for her too.
And now in just one day I have had three men all approach me for one reason — to help them get my friend. Why don't no one ever see me? Was I a stone?
It would have been bearable but to have the man I have had eyes for also ask me for such a thing, it hurt.
As I was contemplating on what Collins Morgan said to me, I decided to go up the rooftop to cool off and figure out what path to tak
