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258 days, May

258 days,

 

May

May was a good month. Our only "good month".

If you can even call it good.

We fell more in love than I would have ever believed.

You made me believe.

I started to believe that the storm was over.

That I could finally write a new chapter with you.

That you could write new chapters too.

You told me you threw away your blades. (To this day, I don't know if you ever did)

You told me you'd love me forever.

I told you I'd love you forever.

We told each other we'd love each other forever.

May was intense.

My feelings for you had never been stronger.

Sweet girl, I wish I could relive May for the rest of my life, that when I'd wake up from it,

It would be the beginning of May again...

I think one week you and I spent every single day together

We were spending a lot of time together

Word on the street though was that your grades had been slipping.

Word...on...grades...slipping.

I remember coming over and your mom asking about it

She wasn't really being that mean

I just took it too harshly I guess.

Your parents seemed a little upset that we were spending so much time together.

You needed to focus on your school work, they said.

We did our thing though.

Somewhere in between April and May, a hickey...I gave you one...I had one too

Your mom called me a vampire.

She made jokes about it like every second I was in the car, or in the house (when Ray wasn't there, anyway)

Gave me a little warning not to do it anymore.

So I guess near the middle of May, a hickey appeared on your neck

I'd been making sure not to bite, so I don't know how it got there. Maybe it was just a bruise?

Your mom wasn't so kind this time around. She warned that next time she was telling Ray. She seemed angry, but seemed to let it slide.

Did I mention I freaked out a little?

I'm overly sensitive.

 

Going through the rest of May though was bliss with you. We made some more ****** advances...

We just made sure to be careful about them.

Except we weren't ACTUALLY careful.

At all.

Nope.

 

I still remember May 24th...graduation day, kissed your stomach. What the **** was I doing?

 

So that was May.

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