PART THREE BAYBEEE WOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
yoink
>>66910953
>Fang learned about the dance. Trish saw to that.
>And they were pissed.
>The next day, they demanded I come to their house.
>Never even made it to the front porch before they laid into me.
>Accused me of cheating on them. Called me every name under the fucking sun. Claws out, teeth bared.
>Normally I would've been miserable at such a sight.
>Not this time.
>I had reminded them THEY had chosen to not come to prom with me. I had went with Judee as a friend. Nothing more, nothing less.
>Not good enough.
>Fang said they were breaking up with me.
>If there's anything I still remember about them, it's the look in their eyes when I agreed with them.
>They didn't expect that.
>I'd be lying if I said the emotional whirlwind of the dance and the events surrounding it hadn't awakened some feelings for Judee.
>I think she probably felt the same way.
>And despite how much I would've loved to have reached out to her, maybe bridge the gap into something more...I didn't.
>It would've made what came next worse.
>I had spent so much time fawning after Fang that I didn't have the grades to make it to college. Military was the only option I had remaining once graduation came around.
>Judee had her own plans, of course. She wanted to make a career out of her puppeteering. Seed Street, kids programming like that.
>I pushed her to do so. She had the talent for it, she had the passion. Why shouldn't she reach for her dream?
>She was the one to hug me goodbye before I stepped on the bus to Basic. We might've exchanged numbers, had she had enough money to have her own smartphone.
>Instead, we watched one-another slip away.
>My path was going east, and Judee was headed west.
>Four years come and gone, and I haven't seen that Finnish weirdo since.
>Of course, that was until today.
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