
He walked back to his shitty piece of shit Harley and said nothing in reply to my statement. I got in my car clenched the steering wheel and screamed. Then driving back home I cried. I am proud of myself for facing him, it was a turning point for me i think. I just wanted him to know he didn't break me. Now the night is on repeat in my head. I am only thankful for the fact that I can't remember most of it, blessing in disguise I guess. The parts I do remember I wish I couldn't. So tonight, Im going to lay in bed and not get up til morning. Sleep helps everything. Shit, i am crying while typing this. I haven't talked about it in such a long time. Not a day goes by where I dont think about it...everytime I see a truck that looks like his my heart stops. Anywhere I go I always wonder if I'll run into him and tonight I did.
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I have read over this piece four times. I keep trying to put myself in your shoes and wonder what I would have done had I been in your shoes and run into the SOB. I would hope that I would have had the strength and courage to face him like you did, but I'm not sure I could. I can't imagine how the blood must have been pumping through your whole body when you got back into your car and held onto that steering wheel. There is no doubt in his mind where he stands with you now. Worse than the crap you pick up on the bottom of your shoe walking along the streets of Vegas. Good riddance and great job! I am proud of you!
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