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It's hard when your mind and heart are at conflict - one's telling you to be rational, to think things through and avoid being impulsive. But the other is telling you to do the exact opposite. And it's confusing. I stare at my phone screen for a moment, simply blinking, and blinking again, trying to process Sam's words.  His voice sounded sadder than usual, raspier, and simply not like him. And it was all because of me. I knew I had to go back to the apartment then - because, like most stories, all good things must come to an end. And Theo was no longer a regret. I wouldn't take back that night if it depended on my life - he had made me feel something, anything, after my heart had rejected any feelings for so long. I was an open book, and gave myself to him completely and wholly.

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