I don’t know what I’d do without you.
I don’t know what I’d do without you.
I don’t know what I’d do without you.
I hear a noise outside my door and turn my head to see an envelope sliding
underneath. I watch the light trickling in from under the door as a pair of feet
stand there for a moment before slowly turning and walking away.
I stand carefully and bend down to pick up the envelope. Opening it, I pull
out a cartoon drawing, the colors sad and dull. It’s a picture of a frowning Will,
a wilted bouquet of flowers in his hand, a bubble caption underneath it reading
“Sorry.”
I lie back down on my bed, holding the drawing to my chest and closing my
eyes tightly.
Dr. Hamid said I was a fighter.
But I really don’t know that I am anymore.
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