Chapter 60 Fifty Nine

• It would never change anything. It would never change what he had done and what I had done. And now, he was hurting me even more. I was tired of reliving our memories. It hurt too much to keep playing them in my mind.
• We entered the restaurant and took a seat at an empty table. He went to the counter to place our order. He looked so happy. Was he happy to bring back memories of the past and hurt me with them? He knew it would hurt me, as the truth and the past collided.
• I swallowed the lump in my throat and looked around the place. There were changes in the restaurant. The previous red and black decor now had green accents. There were many customers inside. I shifted my gaze to the cleared glass window.