Inevitably Captivated

stly, it wasn’t even hard to convince her, which is something that gives me hope to an extent. I don’t know her well, but I’d like to believe that she at least tol

er one priority. The girl doesn’t date at all, so even if I managed to convince her that dating isn’t a bad thing, she wouldn

be perfect next Friday. I don’t want to mess up. There is no room for mistakes, literally. I wish I could bring her roses or

sister is calling me. I haven’t seen her in so long. She

I miss her. Along with my mum, she decided not to give up on me. She saw something good in me. “

. I just love it when I get on her nerves and annoy her, but if somebody else d

at the same time. It’s not like I didn’t talk on the phone while driving before purchas

oon to visit me?” I wonder, hoping that she’d be able to

ng home on Thanksgiving?” She already knows the answer to her question, but maybe she

ng to be there, I won’t be there,” I reply with the answ

get over that dark part of our life together. We can be a happy family again.” I appreciate

on D and start driving again

ap, but I don’t mean to snap at her. I’m snapping at the reality I loathe and the memories I want to bury. “What kind of happy family do you think we’re going to be?” I ask her with a calmer to

and wonders. She doesn’t support the way I think and she believes that my parents deserve to know the truth. She thinks I deserve to reveal the truth; however, I’m scared of the consequences. Whenever we talk about this, I

ht time. Once I feel this time has come, I will reveal what I have been keeping from you.” I don’t make empty promises because I believe in promises. I will tell

alloween, okay?” She changed the sub

d goodbye and I get out of the car. The roads today aren’t crowded which is something that is usually considere

agination has taken me. I’m already picturing Taleen with my family and getting to know them despite all the disagreements I have with t