When I Saw Through His Lies

Unable to find Raymond, I turned around and asked a passerby.

"Didn’t you see the girl standing upstairs? She was about to jump off the building. "

I looked up, but the sun was too bright and I couldn't see anything.

I don’t know if it’s a coincidence, but all the elevators in this building are out of order.

I climbed up step by step until I reached the top floor.

Nancy stood outside the fence with a calm expression.

"Raymond."

called out to him, but got no response.

Instead, Nancy became even more excited when she heard my voice.

"Wanda Wilson, what are you doing here? Are you here to laugh at me?"

She laughed and then roared angrily the next second.

"Go away, tell her to go away. "

"Nancy, please don't get excited. "

After Raymond calmed her down, he turned around and yelled at me.

"What are you doing here? Do you really want to see her jump? Get out."

I was stunned by his yelling, and before I could react, I was taken out by the firefighters.

This is the first time he has been so rude to me.

I was just persuading myself. He was also afraid that Nancy would get too excited and do something stupid.

But soon, I couldn't comfort myself anymore.

The place where I was taken away was separated from them by a glass door. Nancy couldn't see me from his perspective, but I could see it clearly.

Raymond approached step by step, and Nancy just cried but did not refuse.

"Babe, come down, please. "

"If even you don't want me anymore, what's the point of me living? "

Today, she wore the white dress she used to wear during her school days, which was swaying in the wind as if no one could catch her. The scene looks bleak.

"Dear Ray, I haven't called you like this for a long time. When my mom left, she asked you to take good care of me, but I knew I was not worthy of you and that your parents didn't like me, so I left my hometown alone, thinking that I could let you go."

"But I can’t do it, I really can’t do it..."