The Final Conversation
Jan 26th, 2015 by thegooddoctor in 100 Words
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They walked the long way to her house, so they had extra time before they reached her porch. She had a previous engagement and he wasn’t invited inside.
The conversation had been lovely. They’d shared their most embarrassing moments. They made each other laugh. They held hands. They kissed around the corner, and didn’t care who might see them. He would remember it fondly forever.
It was their final conversation. He stopped returning her phone calls or answering her letters. He feared things ending on a bad note, so he had waited for the perfect moment to break things off.
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