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STORY OF MY LIFE
Written in his walls are the stories that I can't explain
Jason wasn't thinking straight these past few days. It was like he was living another life, from another point of view. He attended all his classes, worked at his internship in a clinic and he went to the gym to train. Aside from these important stuff, he wasn't living much. He had been this way every since the breakup. It seemed like Jason was still not very good at handling breakups. He had 2 serious relationships in his whole life. His first real girlfriend was Poppy. She cheated on him during a Summer Camp, and even after he said he forgave her, she still dumped him because she was too ashamed of what she did. It took 6 months for Jason to cope from his breakup. Then he met Arizona, who literally changed him. He stopped whatever bad habits he picked up from his first heartbreak, which included drinking, smoking and one night stands. However, their fairytale relation ended quickly when she left him because he was "too rich" for her. No need to say Jason was as devastated as he was after Poppy left him. He went back to drinking, smoking, seducing random girls for fun, but he couldn't sleep with them. Everytime he was close to have sex with a girl, he just couldn't clear his mind from his ex girlfriend's face. The 23 years old italian could not help but wonder if there was something wrong with him. Was he a bad boyfriend? A bad lover? Whatever it was, he definitely had not luck with girls, and it was going to drive him insane.
He was now at the clinic where he had an internship. He was wearing his white lab coat, which made him look all serious, studious and smart. It was a weird sight, to see him at work. It was different from his Winthrop act that consisted of black leather coats, badass-ness and a mysterious side. He walked through the white hall, looking at some papers from his last day of work. He was so concentrated in his reading that he didn't see the girl walking slower in front of him. Luckily, Jason had excellent reflexes, and grabbed the girl by the arm so she wouldn't fall or stumble too far away. « I am so, so sorry. I wasn't looking. » He looked at her and offered an apologetic smile. « Are you alright? »
FICHE ET CODES PAR BROADSWORD.
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