We woke up early, replayed the night before and then fell back to sleep.
Around 11am, he rolled out of bed and headed for the shower.
I got up and started a late breakfast, waffles, bacon, and eggs.
We ate quickly, and he said he needed to run some errands.
I asked him if he’d like me to join him, and he declined.
I tried not to let that bother me, but it did.
He left shortly after this, and I went about trying to distract myself.
Distracting myself was an utter failure, but I really did try.
He had left the house around noon, and 4pm was creeping up a little too fast.
I sent a message asking if he went to another country to run errands.
45 minutes later, he responded “No, just helping Genevieve with a few things.”
I like Genevieve, now I’m a little more annoyed I wasn’t able to tag along.
I didn’t respond to that, I was too frustrated and I didn’t want to fight.
He didn’t get home until 7:30pm, and wasn’t hungry for dinner because he already ate.
I held back my snarky attitude, because I didn’t want to push him further away.
I ate something small, and he said he wanted another shower.
I chided him a little, saying that taking two showers in one day was excessive.
He shrugged and excused himself to do so anyway.
I sulked a bit, but then decided that I’d surprise him by joining him.
The door was locked, so I went back to sulking in the bedroom with a glass of wine.
He joined me in bed after his shower, and we watched something on TV until he fell asleep.
I was half asleep when his phone lit up, and I tried to ignore it.
Not too long after, and it lit up again.
I leaned over to read the notification, but it just said he had 4 new text notifications.
I tried to unlock his phone, something I’ve never done before. I was unsuccessful.
This was eating at me all night, and I was beginning to feel as if I were losing my mind.
This festered with me for weeks, as he continued to get late night text messages that I didn’t have access to.
Saturday, frightful Saturday. in So Far Away
- Nov. 7, 2022, 4:47 a.m.
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