PHASES

und were beautiful and ever green, it was a great mansion. He parked in the garage and beckoned on her to get down as he did same. He went into the bedroom they shared,

ked into the ward to take the sheets the nurse had told him to take from the ward. Expecting the sheets piled for him to pick up instead, he met Ella in tears holding the sheets her father had laid on. He didn't know how to tell her he needed to take the sheets. "Ma'am I was asked to get those" he said pointing to the sheets she was holding, like it was her dad. She looked up "oh forgive me, I didn't know when you got in, I would be leaving" she said wiping

Ella was an orphan, a 21-year-old who had just graduated and wasn't having life rosy at all. He offered to help her get a job where he worked since his boss was kind and their relationshi

d wouldn't want Ella to go through same. Their love was so pure and beautiful but it seems to wear out now, respect gone and what they shared seems to mean nothing anymore now, he was leaving and nothing could change his mind. He looked at her with so much disgust, "babe, I think we should calm down and talk please, I am ready to amend whatever wrong and pain I have caused you". She tried to reach for his arm, he looked at her and moved further away, "there is nothing more to discuss". She asked sternly, "what do you mean? What do you mean John? You have completely ignored me f

ady to do anything to make this work" she sai

her face, oh how she wished time could stand still, death was sweeter than the pain she was going through, she stood still staring like he was going to come back running into her arms

ns were not helping. she went to the kitchen and cooked herself a good meal, she ate, watched tv and slept. Unknown to her John had gone to change the passwords of their accounts, Ella

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John to be the sole signatory, he came into the office and could not believe she was there, "why would you call my wife?" he asked the account officer. "It's procedure sir, she is also a signatory to the account, we don't stamp such without clarificat

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" she couldn't finish her state

ed the ground could open yet her heart still yearned for John, she was a