I Love Monologue

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My Love Ryan I hate that the phone hung up on us ugh... Well we've so much to talk about .. It's crazy how when we were talking and you said my Dream was my guilt :-( ... yes your right! It's the fact that I just stayed away so long and I'm sorry Ryan for leaving... and I can hear in your voice how you changed and have a new out look on your path in life the direction your going in.. I'm so proud of you.. today was just everyone was here and I felt like I wasn't giving you all my attention... and I'm so for that.. But I need to start paying on my tickets so I can hurry up and go see you :-) and kiss your soft lips and touch you again.. I missed and miss you so much Ryan... I thought about you everyday and still do I'm here and please just trust me and know I love you! …show more content…

and omg when you talk about my lips I still remember that day :-) I'm so glad you still remember.. but do you think maybe it's cause it's been so long and that's why you are saying it now :-) hahaha I think I would really be shy again :-) omg Ryan your laugh I love it the way you laugh it puts a big smile on my face to hear you laugh

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