Ten Years of Wrong Love, I Begged Him to Leave
It was supposed to be a special Valentine’s Day at a trendy couples' restaurant, but a single phone call from Nadia ruins everything. Dismissing her feelings with a promise to return quickly, Cole walks out, leaving her to wait alone until the venue closes. He never comes back. After a decade of devotion and endless waiting, she finally reaches her breaking point. Realizing his promises are empty, she decides to end the cycle of neglect and begs him to leave her life for good.
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Chapter 3
Cole always said what he loved most about me was my sensibility and compliance.
Whenever he mentioned this, he’d always add, “Not like Nadia, who’s been spoiled from a young age.”
But Cole was wrong.
Sensibility isn’t innate.
Even the most sensible people wouldn’t want to be sensible forever.
He might not realize, but what I hated most was when he said, “You’re more compliant than Nadia; you’re more sensible than her; you’re better than her.”
But I never wanted to be compared to Nadia.
Comparison meant he was judging, choosing, weighing me against Nadia.
Even though he always concluded that I was better, his choice had never been me.