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A/n: I found and composed a more subtle and less dramatic approach to Blair's

Hope you enjoy 🌺

( Cliché alert )
( Beware Folks )

***

I walked down the silent New York street, under the glistening moonlight.

I stared up at the sky, trying to uncover solace with the twinkling stars above.

Andrew hadn't arrived home yet, so I chose to take a stroll.

A light drizzle of rain dropping on my bare skin ever so scarcely.

The thumping of my sneakers could be listened to as I slowly stride down the dimly lit sidewalk.

The New York City life was quite hard.

Hardly finding a good-paying job that doesn't cost you your virginity.

But luckily I managed to get the pass a land sweet employment.

Then I got a double pass; I found a sweetheart of a boyfriend, who was a known drag queen and endowed with a fluffy bunny.

I considered myself blessed at this point.

In the big apple, happy and well.

...

Well...

Not for long...

...

We've been avoiding each other's presence, regarding we rarely see each other anyway.

He's been caught up with his work, and I've been caught up with mine.

Other than that, we've been doing well.

No problem I suppose?

***

I continued walking down the familiar street.

The ordinary street seemed so steady.

Streetlamps allotted around the sanctuary.

I spotted a familiar face inside a particular café across the street from where I stood.

Andrew!

I felt my heart jump in joy from the sight of my lover's complexion.

But wait-

***

He's chatting with someone else...

I felt my heart drop in sorrow as the person talking to my boyfriend slithered her hand closer to his and positioned it above.

Intertwining their fingers jointly...

I looked directly into their eyes-

They looked so in love.

Just as Andrew looked at me.

The identical warm eyes he lightened.

A similar smile spread across his plump lips.

His rosy cheeks blushed at her sight.

My heart shattered.

I couldn't breathe at that moment.

I couldn't understand.

I couldn't feel.

But I could say I lost him to someone else.