I strode briskly ahead, with Keith stumbling behind me, mumbling to himself, "You're not being truthful. You have strong feelings for me, but you're acting like you don't!"
At the hotel, I reclined on the bed, realizing that expressing my disinterest in Keith wasn't as challenging as I had anticipated. Six years of fondness had become nothing more than disjointed recollections, scattered and shattered.
The following morning, I delivered the last of Keith's possessions he had entrusted to me to his workplace, handing them over to his assistant. It was a credit card I had never utilized, but it needed to be returned to someone he considered trustworthy.
As I stepped onto the street, a fast-moving sports car nearly collided with me. When I regained my footing, I noticed scrapes and blood on my arm and leg. Keith's assistant hurried over, visibly worried. "Miss Sherman, are you hurt? Should I accompany you to the hospital?"