Ylimegirl

if i had said what they said you would have hated it if anyone else had said what they said you would have been horrified by it but because it was them, i guess it was okay, right? why couldn't you say it? when she said what she said you were horrified by it when she defended what she said i was horrified by it too but you stuck around, so i guess it was okay, right? why couldn't you say it? our past, our memories the time we spent together i'll always remember but unlike you, i just can't i can't forgive them, not after they openly declared their true hatred for me and their hatred of others so how could you? why couldn't you say it

if i had said what they said you would have hated it if anyone else had said what they said you would have been horrified by it but because it was them, i guess it was okay, right? why couldn't you say it? when she said what she said you were horrified by it when she defended what she said i was horrified by it too but you stuck around, so i guess it was okay, right? why couldn't you say it? our past, our memories the time we spent together i'll always remember but unlike you, i just can't i can't forgive them, not after they openly declared their true hatred for me and their hatred of others so how could you? why couldn't you say it

I wake up in the morning to see the second bed gone. “Anguila?” I jump out of bed and run into the other room. “Anguila!” The pile of trinkets residing next to the couch that I’ve grown accustomed isn’t there. She’s gone, vanished, disappeared without a trace. I collapse onto the floor and start crying. As I wipe my tears away, I notice a purple ribbon tied around my wrist – the one she kept around hers. I take it off my wrist and see a small tag on it. The text reads “4371 Bᴇʟᴛ”. Underneath it is a small, neatly handwritten note: “𝘞𝘦'𝘭&