That’s my girl” he tells me.
“I’m not anyone’s girl actually.” I reply.
“I haven’t been for a while, because the last man that owned my heart managed to break it so carefully that I didn’t even realise that he had put it down.
He walked away silently and disappeared into the fog of the oyster of which he labelled ‘his’ world, when always thought that it was ‘ours.’
“I’m not anyone’s girl actually.” I reply.
“I haven’t been for a while, because the last man that owned my heart managed to break it so carefully that I didn’t even realise that he had put it down.
He walked away silently and disappeared into the fog of the oyster of which he labelled ‘his’ world, when always thought that it was ‘ours.’