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Chapter 3 - THREE

SWIFT EXIT

I tried to bury myself in work, hoping that diving into projects and deadlines would help me forget about Bryan. It seemed like the best way to escape the emotions that threatened to surface.

But no matter how busy I kept myself, Bryan's charm was impossible to ignore.

Every time I saw him or heard his voice, it was like the world around me faded away. He had a way of making everything feel light and exciting, drawing me in, despite my efforts to stay focused.

I found myself reminiscing about our past—the laughter, the moments we shared that made my heart race.

It felt like a tug-of-war between my responsibilities and my unresolved feelings.

I wanted to keep my distance, but Bryan's persuasive nature always made it tempting to give in to the connection we once had.

The more I tried to push him away, the more I was pulled back in, caught in a whirlwind of emotions I thought I had left behind.

I don't want to hurt my boyfriend, but I can't shake off the emotions I still have for my ex. It's something I've tried to bury for years, convincing myself that I was over him.

I've filled my life with distractions, focusing on my job and hobbies, but every now and then, memories of my past relationship creep in. 

It's like a hidden weight that I carry, and it complicates everything. John is a nice guy, and I genuinely care for him,

but there are moments when I find myself reminiscing about the connection I once had. It's a struggle to balance my feelings, and I feel guilty for even acknowledging them. 

I wish I could completely move on, but it's hard when echoes of the past keep surfacing, making me question what I truly want.

I don't want to hurt John, but I still have lingering emotions for Bryan. I threw myself into work and fashion, hoping to forget him.

But his charm is hard to resist, and avoiding him feels impossible. Whenever he reaches out, those old feelings resurface.

It's a confusing situation, torn between my current relationship with John and the emotional connection I can't seem to shake off with Bryan.

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