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Sweet Zydrate
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Sarah could only stare at Bryce. What could she say? He wanted something she couldn't give him at the moment. She wanted to but not right now.
"You're a liar Bryce." she just turned, grabbed a towel and wrapped it around her as she walked out of the bathroom. She didn't bother to completely dry off or do anything with her hair as she dressed in what she was wearing the day before.
After grabbing her backpack... she knew this was goodbye.
She hated it.
He wouldn't follow her and that was OK. In the end. this was her fight, not his.
***
A couple of days later, Sarah returned to her home... she wasn't surprised to find it ransacked. She only sighed and straightened up what she could. It didn't matter. She'd be leaving in a couple of hours anyway. She just needed a few things.
Justin was dead. She had found out from Percy. Suicide they said.
Yeah right.
This time, Sarah was following a new lead. Would it pan out? She wasn't sure. Before, she was sure of a lot of things but over the past couple of days, she was doubting herself an awful lot. It sucked.
She had gotten a new phone and new number. Only work contacts.
In her room, Sarah opened a small safe behind a picture her sister had painted when she was smaller. It was framed and surprisingly, still hanging. She assumed they weren't really looking for valuables, not that she had any. Opening the safe, Sarah took out some documents. In it was her will. It was already sealed and stamped to her sister. Everything, from the house to her trust would go to her sister. There was no one else.
Sarah wasn't moving with the same hurriedness she used to have. She was drained of that. This time, she knew she wouldn't be back.
She didn't bother to close the wall safe. Instead, she picked up the papers and letter to Abigail. She'd drop it off at the post office on the way to catch her plane. That morning, Sarah had submitted everything she had on Coriz to her editors. They'd figure it out and run the story if they wanted... what she had of it. She hoped she'd be able to add to story.
Perhaps not. It didn't matter anymore. She had no one left in her life.
"You're a liar Bryce." she just turned, grabbed a towel and wrapped it around her as she walked out of the bathroom. She didn't bother to completely dry off or do anything with her hair as she dressed in what she was wearing the day before.
After grabbing her backpack... she knew this was goodbye.
She hated it.
He wouldn't follow her and that was OK. In the end. this was her fight, not his.
***
A couple of days later, Sarah returned to her home... she wasn't surprised to find it ransacked. She only sighed and straightened up what she could. It didn't matter. She'd be leaving in a couple of hours anyway. She just needed a few things.
Justin was dead. She had found out from Percy. Suicide they said.
Yeah right.
This time, Sarah was following a new lead. Would it pan out? She wasn't sure. Before, she was sure of a lot of things but over the past couple of days, she was doubting herself an awful lot. It sucked.
She had gotten a new phone and new number. Only work contacts.
In her room, Sarah opened a small safe behind a picture her sister had painted when she was smaller. It was framed and surprisingly, still hanging. She assumed they weren't really looking for valuables, not that she had any. Opening the safe, Sarah took out some documents. In it was her will. It was already sealed and stamped to her sister. Everything, from the house to her trust would go to her sister. There was no one else.
Sarah wasn't moving with the same hurriedness she used to have. She was drained of that. This time, she knew she wouldn't be back.
She didn't bother to close the wall safe. Instead, she picked up the papers and letter to Abigail. She'd drop it off at the post office on the way to catch her plane. That morning, Sarah had submitted everything she had on Coriz to her editors. They'd figure it out and run the story if they wanted... what she had of it. She hoped she'd be able to add to story.
Perhaps not. It didn't matter anymore. She had no one left in her life.