I Love Monologue

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I’ll always love you, Sydney. I hope you’re doing well. Even still, at times, I feel like it’s us. Is it meant to be? Who the hell knows, but I feel like our attraction to each other is too strong. I know, that’s probably crazy of me to say given the fact we haven’t seen each other in a while now and there are no plans to ever do so again. Sometimes I still think it’s us. Even after the sex and the relationships I’ve had, it comes back to you. The one I want most. You’re a gorgeous woman. You’re still my favorite. Sometimes I feel like it’s us and it’s not as if I only think that when I’m lonely or feeling down because my life is moving forward. My life is moving forward at a pace I’ve never experienced before. I’ve never given this much

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