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Well⊠I hope that, somehow, you understand that the fact I gave that ring back to you doesnât mean I donât feel anything anymore. It just means I got tired of feeling. And unfortunately, being tired doesnât make a feeling disappear. If it did, I think it wouldâve stopped bothering me a long time ago. I hope you know what youâre doing. Truly. Because from where I stand, it feels like you traded what was real for things that donât carry the same weight. And Iâm not just talking about me, but the whole group. It seems like youâre trying to fit in with people who used to be there only once in a while, and now theyâre part of your everyday life. But honestly⊠it doesnât seem like they care about you that much. Most of the time, youâre alone. Iâve seen you like that. Iâve seen you having anxiety attacks⊠alone. And that broke me in ways you canât even imagine. But thatâs the thing, right⊠it was your choice. And every choice has consequences. I canât protect you from that anymore. Not even from yourself. I just hope that one day you understand the value of what you left behind. And Iâm not saying this out of anger. Iâm saying it with the sadness of someone who saw everything up close. If one day I write a book⊠I hope you never open it. Because if you do, youâll realize that, somehow, every page is about you. And maybe thatâs the consequence of disappointing someone who turns feelings into words. Because stories like this⊠they donât disappear. They just change shape. And keep existing out there.















