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Alaina

You told me that I played all my cards right but what I played didn't compare to her, and the house of cards you were building would soon ignite. So I ask: Alaina, did you really ruin my life? Or was I too blind to see that you had come to my rescue? All this time I've despised you, but it's as clear as day that it wasn't your fault. And because you were the key to set me free, he will suffer in agony knowing he'll no longer get the best of both worlds.
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Written by
Maix
20 / F / USA
Published
Oct 22, 2018
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13·95
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good riddance!

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#escape#rescue#cards#hate#thanks#key#cheating#toxic#abusive#relationship
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