Is it too soon to say I hate you? I don't know why I keep writing these dumb letters but I guess I just have things to say to you still.
I hate you is one of them.
I'm sorry is another.
Gods that sounds so crisfing dramatic. Or cheesy. You've rubbed off on me I guess.
When you left I know I said I was glad to see you go but I didn't really mean it. I shouldn't have said that in the first place. I was hurting and I wanted you to hurt to but it still wasn't my place. And even if it was, I shouldn't have said it. You've been hurt a lot already and I don't want to be another person who hurts you, even if you hurt me. Sometimes I can't help but think I deserve the pain or something.
I miss you. Come back to me please. Gods. I hope these letters get lost in the mail. They're stupid embarassing and I always seem to say far too much to you in these. Everything I write is something I should've said to you though and I can't bring myself to regret it even if you get this letter. Everyone knows international mail is one of the most unreliable services offered by the post. Hopefully that'll change someday.
I have to go send this before I change my mind. I still love you. Maybe I shouldn't have.
Aletta Mune is a cold, ruthless, killing machine. To Aletta, there is nothing better than the feeling of spilling someone else's blood or killing in general. The strategy of it, the thrill of being able to get away. Nothing could ever compare to it. This all changed when Aletta met Jack Phillips, a bounty hunter from nowhere, Montaro. When Aletta finds herself getting too close and gaining feelings that could overthrow everything she's worked for as an assassin she leaves to try and save herself. Three years later, and she's almost gotten over him when she cripples herself in a freak accident while on the job. Thankfully, Jack still hasn't seemed to have given up. Unfortunately, Aletta still doesn't want to unlock all of the feelings that come with him.
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