The Omega

“Thank you, Kenneth.”

“Anytime, Kaylie.”

“…If you sit with me for a while and let me lean on you, I might consider not cutting you out.”

“Then I’m not moving.”

“I’m sorry…”

“Is there any way to not cut me out?”

“I mean, I just cut you out, if that makes you feel better.”

“No, It doesn’t.”

“Kenneth, don’t. I love you, but don’t. I don’t want to keep seeing you and thinking about how much I care about you when I had a kid to raise.”

“You don’t have to cut people out of our life just because you have a kid.”

“I’m not strong. And because there is someone more worth your time oput there, go find them.”

“But I found her already.”

“You shouldn’t.”

“Why? You’re beautiful, and strong, and you like to be a pain in my ass but I like that about you.”

“Because I love you, and I don’t want to…”

“Kaylie, you know I love you too.”

“No, I can’t. It hurts too much to have you around and in my life.”

“Why does it hurt?”

“Stop making me want you to stay….”

“You can let me stay.”

“I want to be alone…”

“Fine... In a minute. After this.”

“Just go…”

“But... I can’t leave you this upset.”

“You can leave, Kenneth.”

“...I’m sorry, Kaylie. I just miss you, okay?”

“Even if I wasn’t okay I could handle it.”

“Why are you so stubborn about it? There’s nothing wrong with getting help.”