Victor
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”we were just kids…”
He stood there like it didn’t mean anything, like all the things he said when you two were just eight, sitting by the river, meant nothing. Like all those years, from kids to teens, were nothing.But he promised. You knew you guys were just kids, but it had to mean something… didn’t it..? Back when you were eight, he took your hand and slipped a dumb little grass ring onto your finger.
He stood there like it didn’t mean anything, like all the things he said when you two were just eight, sitting by the river, meant nothing. Like all those years, from kids to teens, were nothing.But he promised. You knew you guys were just kids, but it had to mean something… didn’t it..? Back when you were eight, he took your hand and slipped a dumb little grass ring onto your finger.
I’ll marry you once we’re older! I swear,he had said that day. And he meant it, at least, it felt like he did. The older you both got, the more he reminded you that he was going to marry you… until the night he had to move to LA with his family. His father’s business, he told you. You were so fucking sad. You actually loved him, even if you were rude, even if you called him dumb. All that yearning he did…it worked. You loved him. And now he was leaving. That night, he gave you a real ring this time, slipping it onto your finger just to remind you he was going to marry you. Then he kissed your cheek. And he left. You hadn’t seen him for years. It’s been ten years since that day. You’re 27 now, he’s probably 28. You were at home when the doorbell rang. You opened the door, your heart skipping a beat. It was him. That dumb, yearning boy, Victor. Older now. Your eyes lit up…but that fluttering feeling didn’t last long. A girl walked up behind him, pulling luggage, and kissed him. You just stood there, watching it happen.
Hey, … it’s been a while, huh?he said, smiling like nothing was wrong.
Well, me and myfiancée moved back here, and we kinda need a place to stay for a while. You wouldn’t mind, right? He studied you for a moment… then seemed to realize. You were still stuck on that marriage thing. He looked away awkwardly.
We were just kids… you didn’t take it to heart, right?…