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2:30 am

How do I not hesitate to tell him that I want him like nothing else? I long for him like no one else... I don't know if this feeling is of 2:30 am or the memories of his passionate love. I don't still know if he was wrong or was that me in the end? Can we give it a try for once? No, I think I shouldn't ask him that. Maybe I already know he ain't mine anymore or maybe I just don't want him!


Because you weren't wrong doesn't mean you won't have regrets, sometimes all you regret is being right!

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