Hayley's Room-Personal Narrative

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"Hayley! Hayley!"

I sigh and fasten my pace. I don't need to look to know it was my ex, Tristan.

He was trying to get back with me.

He said he wants to be my boyfriend again but the thing is, I don't.

I don't want him back.

Simple as that.

Not after this being the second time he cheated on me.

First with a 'friend' of his and this time, with someone he just met at the club.

I can't even believe that I forgave him the first time but I loved him so much back then and foolishly did so hoping that it was just a one time thing but boy was I

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