registered for college. tried to go on with life. i didn t give it a lot of thought. to the point where, i can try to remember her face. and i couldn t. i would have dreams of her, dreams of her coming back to the stairs where she walked out. anguish like that could not stay hidden for a long. it happened in a drama class. gabriel was reciting a theme for a play, that belt with abandonment, anger, desperation. the very feelings he was trying to express. i broke, down i was balling. in the performance? in the classroom. they couldn t console me. i was on the ground, heaving, i didn t know. this is three years buildup of just holding it in. i just quit school. because i felt like, this was too much right now. my brother was lost. i say, i always felt that i can fact it with my father more. i feel a lot of guilt for not being able to having been able
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