The woman who was now his fiancé, the one who would marry him, and start a family.
It wasn't fair.
Nothing was fair.
I was tired of being the third wheel. I was the one who met him first, yet, it seemed like he'd rather spend his time with her.
"Here you are." Dominic said, sitting next to me.
"Where else am I going to be?"
"True. So, you're hiding from the rest of the world. I'm assuming you don't want company. Are you okay? You seem distant, and that's not normal for you."
"I'm fine."
"You're not. I know you. You may think you've changed, but I haven't. So, tell me, what's wrong? What's bothering you? Do you miss home? Because if you're feeling homesick, I can book you the tickets right now, and head back."
"Are you indirectly trying to tell me to leave?"
"What? No, of course n
