IRRITATION FILLED CALIBER within each passing second that Hunter stood in her doorway, preventing her from the satisfaction she’d gain in slamming the door right in his face. he was lucky that’d be all he got, seeing as how it in no way compared to how his infidelity made her feel. just looking at his face had her heart wrenching behind her ribcage. a reminder she had one, as another way of putting it. “you have five seconds to get out of my doorway.” a truth that would’ve never been told? i missed him. everything about her stance was hostile; rigid and uninviting, yet her eyes wouldn’t fill with the hatred for him she’d built up over time. funny how all of a sudden it dissipated, and all she wished to do was the one thing she’d always done during their time together. cry. casting down her eyes to the ground, unshed tears blurred her vision. bullshit. bullshit. BULLSHIT. a lie. everything he said was a lie. when he opened his mouth it was a lie. when his words recollected in the back of her mind all she could remember was lies. “i said, leave.”