He watched her through the open doorway of the garage. She had no idea he was there.
He could tell she was crying. It was the perfect time to approach her.
He knew she would remember him unlike how things had gone the previous weekend. He had caught her at a cafe downtown while she was on her lunch break. She insisted she didn't remember him, and he must have mistaken her for someone else.
Well, he hadn't. He had also done more research and now knew more. He understood.
He entered through the garage, before anyone from inside the house saw him.
He could tell she was crying. It was the perfect time to approach her.
He knew she would remember him unlike how things had gone the previous weekend. He had caught her at a cafe downtown while she was on her lunch break. She insisted she didn't remember him, and he must have mistaken her for someone else.
Well, he hadn't. He had also done more research and now knew more. He understood.
He entered through the garage, before anyone from inside the house saw him.
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Lyn began to shake her head and say no, until the tattoo entered her mind again. "No!" she said in a hushed cry, as she closed her eyes.
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