CHAPTER THIRTY-FOUR
There is just something about feeling your heart breaking that sends you into this abysmal ocean of pain that seems to rip you apart on the inside, slowly but very excruciatingly. The rain beating down on me for once wasn’t so annoying. I wasn’t crying. No. I was just walking in a complete daze, trying to figure out where exactly I went wrong in my life. The pain of betrayal was just too much, too suffocating. So I kept walking, not knowing I was headed. I didn’t hear the screech of brakes or someone pushing me out of the way, until I fell on the sidewalk with the stranger under me. That was when I snapped to reality, looking around me.
“Get off me,” The man groaned underneath but the familiarity of his voice had me frozen in place.
“B-Benoit?” I quickly scrambled to
