Rocked with Passion (A New Adult Rockstar Novel)

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the one who was fucking someone else on our couch.”
    “You’re the one who went to Los Angeles. You’re the one who left me here alone.”
    “You’ve been fucking her for way longer than I’ve been in Los Angeles. Holy shit. I can’t even believe you right now. I’m just glad I found this out now and not after we were married, or God forbid, had kids. You’re scum. You’re absolutely scum, and I can’t believe I ever loved you.”
    “ Listen, Sara, please! Why did you have to come back today?”
    “You know what the worst part is? I actually came back because of you. I accidentally kissed Jonathan last night, when I was drunk. Things were getting even heavier and I left. I fucking left. You know why? Because of you. I fucking didn’t do him last night because I still loved you. I immediately knew that you were so much more important to me than anything else that I went straight to the airport and decided I was going to quit and come be with you. You know why? Because NOTHING, not even Jonathan Knight, was more important to me than you. You were still my boyfriend, and I still loved you. I didn’t want to cheat on you. And now I come back, come here to beg for your forgiveness for kissing you, and I find that you’ve been fucking someone else for six months. You’re disgusting, and I never want to see you again.”
    “Look, Sara, I’ve said I’m sorry. Can you forgive me? I swear , I’ll do anything to keep you.”
    “Not a fucking chance. I’ve already wasted enough of my life on you, I’m not going to do it a second time. Not a chance. You pissed in the bed, now you have to sleep in it.”
    I turned around and walked out. I walked out of the apartment, I walked out of Kevin’s life.
    “Sara, wait!” he called after me, but for the second time in 24 hours, I ignored the pleas. I slammed the door behind me for the last time and the tears began to well up in my eyes. I didn’t have anything left in there that I really wanted to keep anyway, all of my important stuff I’d taken with me to Los Angeles. As far as I was concerned, Kevin could stay in that apartment for the rest of his life. I didn’t care. As the door slammed behind me, I knew the door had slammed on my old life. I would never be with Kevin again, ever. Not after that kind of betrayal.

Chapter Eight
    Tears streamed down my face as I walked down the street. I didn’t know what to do. I didn’t have anywhere to go. Almost instinctively, I walked to Sally’s place, where she immediately opened up and realized something was wrong. After all, I was supposed to be on the other side of the country.
    “Holy shit, Sara. What are you doing here? What’s wrong? Come in!” She was a cacophony of sympathy as I spilled everything to her. I told her about me and Jonathan in the club, I told her about how I hopped onto a plane, I told her about finding Kevin with that other woman, and discovering he’d been cheating on me for six months. I cried into her shoulder as Sally held me close, my best friend on the planet. She always knew exactly what to do. I knew Sally would make me feel better.
    On top of everything, Jonathan had started calling me every fifteen minutes. It was to the point where I had put my phone on silent just so I didn’t have to hear my ringtone every few minutes.
    As soon as I finished my story, Sally got up, grabbed two containers of ice cream from the freezer and handed one to me.
    “ Eat” she ordered, and I ate. While I indulged in the sweet chocolate chip cookie dough ice cream (I loved how Sally knew it was my favourite) she told me what she thought.
    “I know this isn’t what you want to hear right now, but hear me out. I think you should go back to LA. Go back and work for Jon again.”
    “What? Why would I do that?” I asked through tears and cookie dough. I was so embarrassed about what had happened. I wanted to forget all of it, I wanted to forget everything. I just wanted to sit here and eat ice cream for

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